A hands-on technical blog covering IoT and embedded security, including fuzzing ARM and MIPS firmware binaries with AFL++ in QEMU mode and attacking devices via bootloader access and TFTP. Readers get step-by-step walkthroughs of tools and attack setups aimed at security practitioners.
Website: https://blog.attify.com/
A hardware and IoT security engineer explains EU cyber regulations (the Radio Equipment Directive and the Cyber Resilience Act) and what manufacturers must do, especially around vulnerability reporting deadlines. The series mixes practical product-security perspective from someone working on both the hacker and manufacturer side.
LufSec is a cybersecurity blog aimed at practitioners who want to move from routine security operations into research, covering AI security, automotive hardware attacks, and IoT firmware analysis. Its posts mix commentary on current news such as the Glasswing and Cling botnet stories with calls to build hands-on adversarial skills.
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