Our articles break down how security weaknesses translate into real business risk — and how organizations can address them effectively.
Directory listing as a security risk Most attacks do not begin with the discovery of a critical vulnerability. They begin with reconnaissance. In many cases, attackers do not even need specialised tools to gather valuable information – because the web server willingly...
Principle of Least Privilege: The most dangerous access is the one everyone forgot about Cyberattacks begin when vulnerabilities or forgotten, unnecessary privileges remain unaddressed. Domain Admin accounts, Local Administrator rights, and forgotten access...
Dangling CNAME records: Hidden DNS security risks for businesses One of the lesser-known yet increasingly relevant security risks in modern web infrastructure is dangling CNAME records. At first glance, these abandoned or poorly maintained DNS entries may seem...
Phishing: The attacker is not hacking your systems – they are hacking your employees Fact: even the most expensive security stack can be bypassed with a well-written email. We wish we could say that it is a poetic exaggeration, but unfortunately, it is not. This is a...
When should you conduct a penetration test? Many organisations still view penetration testing as a mandatory administrative requirement , something needed for ISO certification, an audit, or a procurement process. In reality, pentesting is more than compliance. In...
Host header injection from a pentester’s perspective: risks, attack paths and mitigation Host header injection is not a new vulnerability. It is a recurring issue that often leads to a critical impact. A single improperly handled header can be enough for account...
Choosing a pentest provider: How to select the right ethical hacking firm? Pentesting is often a formal requirement in organisations. The report is delivered, the project is closed, and the company feels reassured, yet the insights are rarely utilised. In some cases,...
Data Protection Guide for Employees from a Senior Pentester’s Perspective There is an uncomfortable truth most organisations prefer not to emphasise: the majority of successful attacks are not caused by technological failures, but by human factors. It is not the...
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