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9 posts
- DevSecOps
Is Container Isolation a Lie? That Thin Line Between Docker Socket and Host
If you think your containers are bulletproof shells, think again. From Docker socket abuse to risky capabilities, let's talk about how that 'sandbox' can vanish in seconds and how to actually secure it. - DevSecOps
Small Box, Big Trouble: Let’s Stop Romanticizing Alpine Linux
Think a 5MB container image makes you unhackable? Think again. We're diving into the myths of Alpine Linux and why your container's 'diet' might be making life easier for Red Teams. - DevSecOps
Armored Vehicle or Glass Jar? The Illusion of Container Isolation
Think your containers are bulletproof? Think again. Let’s dive into why shared kernels and privileged flags are a Red Teamer’s dream and how you can actually lock things down. - Offensive AI
Claude Code is Here: Hunting Vulnerabilities Directly from Your Terminal
Testing Claude Code from a security perspective—why this new CLI tool is more than just another chatbot for your workflow. - Offensive AI
Claude Code Lands in the Terminal: Is Finding Vulnerabilities Child's Play Now?
Claude Code is out and things are heating up. Can this new AI tool actually catch security vulnerabilities, or is it just making noise? - DevSecOps
Bending the Bars: The Art of Escaping the Container Cage
Forget the fancy slides. Let's talk about how simple misconfigurations like mounting docker.sock or abuse of capabilities turn your sandbox into paper. - DevSecOps
The "Root" Illusion in Container Land: How Not to Score an Own Goal
Just because it's in a container doesn't mean it's secure. Let's talk about the common mistakes that turn your isolated box into an open door. - DevSecOps
Stealthy Infiltration or Breaking the Door Down? The Dance of Payloads and That Critical Second
It's 3 AM, the WAF is mocking me, and standard payloads are failing. Time to ditch the noise and get surgical with some OOB exfiltration. - DevSecOps
Moving Fast vs. Playing it Safe: The Dirty Laundry of DevSecOps
Is your speed causing security nightmares? From leaked AWS keys to noisy SAST tools, here is the real deal on making DevSecOps actually work for you.