The Dunning-Kruger Effect: When Confidence Talks Louder Than Skill

The Dunning-Kruger effect shows why confidence often peaks before competence. In cybersecurity, it’s a reminder that curiosity, not certainty, builds true skill.

The Dunning-Kruger effect shows why confidence often peaks before competence. In cybersecurity, it’s a reminder that curiosity, not certainty, builds true skill.

This iconic scene in Minority Report where purchases are tied to bio-metrics is no longer science fiction, it is your impending future. In more and more stores, networked cameras tag your face, follow your path, and link this information to…

Welcome back, my aspiring cyberwarriors! In this series, we are looking at using the wold’s most popular hacking framework, Metasploit. As Metasploit has become more popular, the major anti-virus developers have found ways to detect and remove metasploit based payloads…

Welcome back, cyberwarriors! In my previous article I detailed the process of infiltrating the Avtodor, the Russian state-run company overseeing the construction and maintenance of roads and highways. In part II we finally execute our well laid plans. Taking Over…

Hello, cyberwarriors. You’ve heard how camera hacking plays a role in espionage. In our previous series, we covered how we’ve been spying on Russian forces in occupied Ukrainian territory. During the ongoing cyberwar, we’ve gained access to a large number…

Welcome back, my aspiring cyberwarriors! In the area of physical security and red team operations, elevators present an often-overlooked but strategically important vector. While they may seem like mundane infrastructure, elevators are embedded with layers of logic, legacy systems,…

Welcome back, my aspiring cyberwarriors! Physical security is often an overlooked area of cybersecurity. If the attacker can physical gain access to your facility and your devices, GAME OVER! As a result, we have begun a new tutorial series and…