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π¨ Security Alert β CVE-2025-8088 (WinRAR Directory Traversal RCE)
π Date: September 2, 2025
π Severity: Critical
β οΈ Affected: WinRAR versions earlier than 7.13
π Whatβs happening?
A new vulnerability (CVE-2025-8088) in WinRAR allows specially crafted .rar archives to bypass extraction path validation and write files into sensitive system directoriesβsuch as the Windows Startup folderβenabling Remote Code Execution (RCE).
π΅οΈ How does it work?
The flaw lies in WinRARβs ExtractFile() function, which fails to block traversal sequences (../).
Attackers can inject payloads into the Startup directory.
On reboot, the payload auto-executes β persistence + RCE.
https://x.com/Hexsecteam/status/2034728983426642342
π Date: September 2, 2025
π Severity: Critical
β οΈ Affected: WinRAR versions earlier than 7.13
π Whatβs happening?
A new vulnerability (CVE-2025-8088) in WinRAR allows specially crafted .rar archives to bypass extraction path validation and write files into sensitive system directoriesβsuch as the Windows Startup folderβenabling Remote Code Execution (RCE).
π΅οΈ How does it work?
The flaw lies in WinRARβs ExtractFile() function, which fails to block traversal sequences (../).
Attackers can inject payloads into the Startup directory.
On reboot, the payload auto-executes β persistence + RCE.
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π¨ Security Alert β CVE-2025-8088 (WinRAR Directory Traversal RCE)
π Date: September 2, 2025
π Severity: Critical
β οΈ Affected: WinRAR versions earlier than 7.13
π Exploit Github:
https://t.co/HZE0VKeqeN
π Date: September 2, 2025
π Severity: Critical
β οΈ Affected: WinRAR versions earlier than 7.13
π Exploit Github:
https://t.co/HZE0VKeqeN
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π¨ Think before you plug in.
A simple USB connection in the wrong place can become a security risk.
Public charging spots, unknown cables, or untrusted USB connections can expose your device to risks you may not expect. Always think twice before plugging in. https://x.com/Hexsecteam/status/2033146862450950184
A simple USB connection in the wrong place can become a security risk.
Public charging spots, unknown cables, or untrusted USB connections can expose your device to risks you may not expect. Always think twice before plugging in. https://x.com/Hexsecteam/status/2033146862450950184
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100 Kali Linux Commands Every Hacker Must Know - Part 02 π₯π
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ESP32 Marauder DIY Build Demo
Hereβs a compact DIY build based on an ESP32 setup with a 2.8" TFT display, external antenna connection, soldering board, and optional battery circuit for a more portable design.
Itβs a cool example of how embedded hardware, display modules, antenna mods, and power management can be combined into one handheld tech project.
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Hereβs a compact DIY build based on an ESP32 setup with a 2.8" TFT display, external antenna connection, soldering board, and optional battery circuit for a more portable design.
Itβs a cool example of how embedded hardware, display modules, antenna mods, and power management can be combined into one handheld tech project.
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π¨ Think before you plug in.
A simple USB connection in the wrong place can become a security risk.
Public charging spots, unknown cables, or untrusted USB connections can expose your device to risks you may not expect. Always think twice before plugging in.
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A simple USB connection in the wrong place can become a security risk.
Public charging spots, unknown cables, or untrusted USB connections can expose your device to risks you may not expect. Always think twice before plugging in.
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π AβZ Kali Linux Commands is a clean quick-reference for daily terminal use. It covers core Linux and Kali commands for files, networking, processes, permissions, text handling, and system tasks like grep, find, ssh, sudo, ping, ps, top, chmod, wget, and more. π Great for fast learning and quick refreshers.
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π AβZ Kali Linux Commands is a clean quick-reference for daily terminal use. It covers core Linux and Kali commands for files, networking, processes, permissions, text handling, and system tasks like grep, find, ssh, sudo, ping, ps, top, chmod, wget, and more. π Great for fast learning and quick refreshers.
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π Top 50 Kali Linux Tools in one guide π
This PDF is a practical overview of the Kali Linux ecosystem for cybersecurity professionals, students, and ethical hackers. It brings together 50 well-known tools used across multiple phases of a security assessment, from network discovery and traffic analysis to web testing, wireless auditing, reverse engineering, mobile app analysis, and reporting.
This PDF is a practical overview of the Kali Linux ecosystem for cybersecurity professionals, students, and ethical hackers. It brings together 50 well-known tools used across multiple phases of a security assessment, from network discovery and traffic analysis to web testing, wireless auditing, reverse engineering, mobile app analysis, and reporting.
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AI is changing hacking forever. From automated pentesting to AI red teaming, these free tools push offensive security to the next level. If you want to stay ahead in 2026, these are tools every hacker must know.
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π What is an IP Address?
Every device connected to the internet has a unique number that identifies it β an IP address! π
In this short video we break down how an IP (192.168.43.199) is converted from decimal to binary step by step. π»β‘οΈ
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Every device connected to the internet has a unique number that identifies it β an IP address! π
In this short video we break down how an IP (192.168.43.199) is converted from decimal to binary step by step. π»β‘οΈ
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Welcome to the Bug Bounty Methodology 2026 Edition! This methodology is a basic guide to help you kickstart your bug bounty journey. It outlines the essential steps to navigate your target effectively, but the real challenge lies in identifying high-impact vulnerabilities through your own skills and creativity. This methodology will be updated regularly as new and interesting techniques emerge to enhance your testing process.
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Bug Bounty Methodology 2026_compressed.pdf
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π Bug Bounty Methodology 2026 Part 1 is a structured walkthrough for the early stages of bug bounty hunting, focused on reconnaissance, discovery and probing. It helps researchers and learners build a cleaner workflow for collecting assets, expanding subdomains, validating live targets, reviewing JavaScript files, exploring indexed exposure, discovering URLs and checking archived data for useful paths and parameters.
Raw commands: https://github.com/hexsecteam/Bug-Bounty-Hunting-Methodology-2026
Raw commands: https://github.com/hexsecteam/Bug-Bounty-Hunting-Methodology-2026
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Hacking Drone with DroneSploit part1.pdf
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πΈ Drones are not just flying devices β they are complex connected systems with software, communication protocols, and potential security weaknesses.
In this Part 1 demonstration, I use DroneSploit to show how security researchers approach drone communication analysis in a controlled and educational context. The goal is to better understand how weaknesses can appear in autonomous systems and why drone security matters more than ever.
In this Part 1 demonstration, I use DroneSploit to show how security researchers approach drone communication analysis in a controlled and educational context. The goal is to better understand how weaknesses can appear in autonomous systems and why drone security matters more than ever.
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