Another zero day exploit released by some nerd (can't remember name right now) because they're annoyed with Microsoft. It's been confirmed by other nerds. It is yet another legit zero day. Whew.
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A little-known feature in modern Windows is the ability to expose hierarchical data using the file system. This is called Windows Projected File System (ProjFS). Sharing some of the resource in it both (offensive & Defensive)
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In this comprehensive resource, we will explore the intricacies of escalating privileges on Linux systems, providing you with the knowledge and techniques necessary to navigate the challenging world of ethical hacking and penetration testing. From basic concepts to advanced strategies, this guide aims to equip you with the skills needed to elevate your privileges on Linux platforms, an essential skill for any cybersecurity professional.
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Umut Şimşekli is a prominent researcher at the intersection of probability theory, statistics, and modern machine learning, best known for revealing the role of heavy-tailed phenomena in learning algorithms. His work showed that the noise in stochastic gradient descent (SGD) is often not Gaussian, as traditionally assumed, but heavy-tailed and better modeled by Lévy processes. This insight fundamentally changed how researchers understand optimization, generalization, and robustness in deep learning. By connecting SGD to stochastic differential equations driven by stable laws, Şimşekli provided a probabilistic explanation for why deep networks can escape sharp minima and generalize well. He has also contributed to Bayesian nonparametrics, PAC-Bayesian theory, and information-theoretic learning principles. These ideas now influence optimization design, uncertainty quantification, and robustness analysis in deep learning. His work bridges classical probability with practical AI, showing how subtle statistical properties of noise shape the success of modern learning systems.
Red teaming basics: Cobalt Strike-CDN/Reverse Proxy Setup
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TLDR; This blog post explain the usage of Content Delivery Networks can be used in conjunction with a C2-domain and Nginx as a reverse proxy in the context of Cobalt Strike for C2 communications.