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A blog post about my experience on CWEE and the massive goshs v2.0.0 update
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A blog post about replacing my Sophos UTM with an OPNsense firewall
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IPW Systems Metazo had an unauthenticated SSTI that was leading to RCE in it.
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This blog post tells the weird story on how I unexpectedly attended the training for Advanced Windows Exploitation (OSEE) in London
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This blog post will give an insight into the world of becoming an Offensive Security Exploit Developer and concluding the journey to OSCE³
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Kardex MLOG has an insecure path join, which allows to include files locally or from a remote smb server.
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In this blog post I want to test the new ChatGPT AI and see if I can design a ctf challenge written in golang aided by the AI.
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This blog post will give an insight into the world of becoming an Offensive Security Web Expert and how it did compare to OSEP
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In this post I will explain when CSRF can be a serious issue.
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This blog post will describe my adventure with the german armed forces and how I earned more than just a lousy T-Shirt.
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This blog post will give an insight into the world of becoming an Offensive Security Experienced Penetration Tester as I have experienced it
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In this article I will show how you use `Gophish`, `Caddy` and `Maddy` with webhook to setup a complex phishing framework situation
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In this blog post I will use a third-party library called parcello to embed static files into my project.
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In this blog post I will add a few new features to our beloved *goshs*.
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In this blog post I will pickup the progress of the previous post and I will try to achieve some kind of code quality by splitting up the code and outsourcing the handler into an own *"class"*.
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In this blog post I will describe how I replicated python's `SimpleHTTPServer` functionality in go using **only** the standard libraries.
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The Secure File Transfer Solution Qiata by Secudos suffers from two vulnerabilities.
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INNEO Startup Tools has a path traversal vulnerablility in versions up to 2018 M040 (13.0.70.3804).