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Cyber Attacks
In 2025, cyber threats have evolved into stealthy software-based attacks by nation-states and criminal groups. This blog decodes the MITRE ATT&CK Framework—an open-source playbook that helps defenders map out attacker behavior and detect Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs). Written from a student’s perspective, it explains how ATT&CK is more than theory—it’s a real-world blueprint for cyber defense.
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CVE
🔍 Dive into a deep technical breakdown of CVE-2025-1137 a high-severity command injection flaw in IBM Storage Scale. This blog explores reverse engineering insights, real-world exploitation, PoCs, and detection strategies tailored for red teamers and defenders.
In 2025, programming languages have become both cyber weapons and digital shields. This blog explores how modern coders sit at the frontline of cybersecurity—where Python scripts, C++ exploits, and AI tools shape the future of digital conflict. From real-world attack vectors to defensive coding practices, discover how your code can either break or protect the system. Whether you're a student or a seasoned dev, this is your call to code responsibly in a cyber-connected world.
In today’s world of increasing cyber threats, writing secure code is more important than ever. This blog explains why developers must prioritize security from the start, highlights common mistakes, and provides practical coding practices to avoid them. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, you'll learn how to write safer, more resilient software.
Tech
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