NINJAS is an offensive security research blog covering exploit development, vulnerability writeups and red team tradecraft. Recent issues walk through PowerShell HTTP request methods and command execution techniques with detection-focused notes, plus a piece on detecting hard-coded secrets before production.
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Chelsea Holland Komlo announces and explains her new cryptography research papers on threshold signatures and distributed key generation. Each issue gives a technical overview of the paper's motivation, security model and main contribution.
Technical deep dives into Windows security internals, covering file locking, VSS snapshots, impersonation APIs and pending file operations. Readers get hands-on explanations of how Windows mechanisms work and how attackers and researchers interact with them.
Long-form technical posts on hacking, security research and application security by Ben Hawkes, covering topics such as historical and recent supply-chain backdoors, in-the-wild zero-days, and AI-driven vulnerability discovery. Readers get original analysis, timelines and technical detail, including proof-of-concept work, on notable security events.
A technical blog on hardware security, reverse engineering, exploit development and fuzzing, with recent posts on secure boot internals and using LLM agents for security research. Readers get first-person, practitioner-level walkthroughs and candid retrospectives on tooling.
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