INFOSEC

Secjuice Squeeze Volume 21

Welcome to the 21st edition of the Secjuice Squeeze, a curated selection of interesting security articles and infosec news that you may have missed, and upcoming events–lovingly prepared for you every week.

TECHNICAL

Cybersecurity for Beginners - Part 3: Weaponization

Part three in Andy's Cybersecurity For Beginners series. In this episode he enthusiastically covers weaponization.

CYBERSEC

Zoom Privacy and Security Woes

A short article on Zoom'z recent security and privacy woes, written from the perspective of a hacker.

TECHNICAL

HTB Mango Walkthrough

A technical walkthrough of the Mango box on HackTheBox.eu!

INFOSEC

Windows Forensics: Artifacts (1)

The first article in our series on Windows Forensics from security researcher Hartoyo Wahyu, in this episode he covers artifacts.

INFOSEC

Secjuice Squeeze Volume 20

Welcome to the 20th edition of the Secjuice Squeeze, a curated selection of interesting security articles and infosec news that you may have missed.

CYBERSEC

Deep Learning & Cybersecurity: Part 2

The intersection of deep learning and cybersecurity, featuring two famous cyber attacks and their machine learning applications.

INFOSEC

SARCON: SECARMY Conference 2020

Secjuice has officially become a community partner of SARCON 2020, a community-based information security virtual conference.

CYBERSEC

You Can Run, But Can You Hide?

A true crime story about tracking fugitives, written by a veteran OSINT hunter and former policeman.

INFOSEC

SBA PPP Loan Phishing Attacks (COVID-19/Coronavirus)

A closer look at load phishing attacks and a free solution to catch them in their tracks before you get caught.

TECHNICAL

HTML5 Attacks - Episode 01

Part one in a series covering the different kinds of HTML5 attacks, in this episode we cover websocket attacks.

INFOSEC

Secjuice Squeeze Volume 19

Welcome to the 19th edition of the Secjuice Squeeze, a curated selection of interesting security articles and infosec news that you may have missed.

CYBERSEC

Deep learning & Cybersecurity (1)

How Machine learning, Deep learning, and Artificial intelligence algorithms can intersect with cybersecurity

INFOSEC

Reconnaissance for Beginners (2)

A beginners guide to reconnaissance and how to investigate a target.

TECHNICAL

HTB Traverxec Walkthrough

Welcome to my write up of how I hacked the Traverxec box on HackTheBox!

OSINT

LinkedIn OSINT Techniques (II)

Welcome back to this two-part guide on how to extract open source intelligence information from LinkedIn.

CYBERSEC

Zoom Fiesta

An in-depth look at the recent security issues at Zoom, from security researcher Thunderson.

The Many Hats Club Isolation Con

Our friends over at The Many Hats Club and their fantastic team of volunteers are hosting a (free-of-charge) virtual conference on the 19th of April to raise money for the Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) aka Doctors Without Borders who are doing some fantastic work in developing countries hit hard by

CYBERSEC

The Intersection Of SARS-CoV-2 And The Cybersecurity World

Armchair epidemiologists have sprung up all over social media, so can cybersecurity researchers also have an informed opinion? I think so!

OSINT

The 7 Deadly Sins of OSINT

Curious to know just of many of these seven deadly OSINT sins that you are guilty of committing online?

INFOSEC

Penetration Testing for Beginners (1)

Interested in penetration testing? Welcome to Part 1 of our beginners guide to the noble art of pen testing.

CYBERSEC

Become King Of The Hill

Hack with your friends and become King Of The Hill on TryHackMe.

TECHNICAL

How To Bypass CSP By Hiding JavaScript In A PNG Image

Hide a malicious JavaScript library in a PNG image and tweet it, then include it in a vulnerable website by exploiting a XSS bypassing its Content-Security-Policy (CSP).

INFOSEC

Insecure Serverless Plugins: Why You Should Inspect the Source Code

The Serverless Framework supports numerous plugins and they save so much time, but this convenience can come with a negative downside.

OSINT

LinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I

Linkedin users walk a fine line between giving out too little information, or giving out too much information.