Master the mechanics of LLM prompt injection vulnerabilities using a HealthGPT walkthrough. Understand the risks of unauthorized access and privilege escalation in AI systems

Dive into the mechanics of LLM abuse with this Evil-GPT walkthrough. Learn how prompt injection vulnerabilities exploit AI-driven systems, understand the risks, and discover essential defensive strategies to secure your own applications against unauthorized access and privilege escalation.

In this room, I discovered the box was susceptible to CVE-2019-9053. Exploiting this vulnerability allowed me to dump the database and crack the password for the user 'mitch'. After logging in via SSH, I enumerated the user's permissions and found 'mitch' could run vim as sudo. I utilized this GTFOBins technique to spawn a shell, successfully escalating privileges to root

Learn to detect and exploit the Heartbleed vulnerability (CVE-2014-0160) in this hands-on TryHackMe room. Master OpenSSL security and ethical hacking techniques today

Bypass client-side SQL filters using Burp Suite and drop tables for Admin access. Learn to escalate from SQLi to SSTI and RCE in this CTF walkthrough.

Understand the inner workings of local process injection using C++ shellcode loading. Learn how Windows API functions like VirtualAlloc, VirtualProtect, and CreateThread are used in these attacks, and discover critical defensive strategies to protect your systems. Essential for security professionals.

Shellcode injection is a fundamental technique in ethical hacking and penetration testing that allows security professionals to understand how malicious code can be executed in memory. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore a simple C++ shellcode injector implementation and discuss its applications in legitimate security research.

Learn the core principles of malware development, including process and thread management, memory manipulation, and evasion techniques. Explore C/C++, Rust, and Windows API strategies for ethical malware research.

Discover how default credentials (admin:admin) gave me full access to domain - a shocking security flaw that still exposes businesses in 2025! Learn how to fix this critical vulnerability and protect your systems. #Cybersecurity #BugBounty #ResponsibleDisclosure
