Practical content from industry professionals on digital forensics · data recovery · cyber security · KVKK compliance.
Container forensics is evidence collection in short lived Docker and Kubernetes environments. A volatility and collection order table, traces of the Kubernetes layer, the volatile data first principle and fast triage supported incident response with KAOS.
Read moreNIS2 places EU cyber security obligations on critical sectors and DORA on the financial sector. A comparison table, how they bind Turkish companies through the supply chain, ISO 27001 overlap and resilience testing with KAOS.
Read morePrototype pollution is an attacker adding uncontrolled properties to the prototype all objects inherit from. A table of client and server impact, why it is hard to notice, dangerous key rejection defense and evidence based scanning with KAOS.
Read moreGraphQL security is managing authorization, over fetching and DoS in APIs that accept flexible queries over one endpoint. A table of common flaws, why field level authorization is critical, query depth limit defense and evidence based scanning with KAOS.
Read moreDeepfake forensics relies not on a single AI detector but on metadata, compression, visual consistency, face voice sync and statistical patterns. A table of examination layers, the limit of detectors and a defensible court admissible report with a chain of integrity.
Read moreA CORS misconfiguration reflects the origin and allows credentialed access, letting an attacker site read data with the victim's session. A table of typical mistakes, the difference between CORS, CSRF and XSS, strict allow list defense and evidence based scanning with KAOS.
Read moreRequest smuggling is sneaking a hidden request through when the front end and back end interpret the request boundary differently. A table of CL.TE, TE.CL and HTTP/2 types, cache poisoning and session theft impact, consistent parsing defense and evidence based scanning with KAOS.
Read morePrompt injection is untrusted text overriding the LLM system instruction and is the number one risk in the OWASP LLM Top 10. Direct and indirect types, the OWASP LLM map, why a single filter is not enough and defense with privilege limits and an approval layer.
Read moreWhen a RAID array collapses do not write and do not attempt a rebuild. A recovery difficulty table for RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, the most common fatal mistakes and safe RAID data recovery with image based virtual reassembly.
Read moreLog retention rests on three tiers: hot (0-90 days), warm (3-12 months), cold (1-10 years). The period is set by regulation, threat hunting and evidence value. A log lifecycle infographic, a log type/retention reference matrix, policy building steps and FAQs.
Read moreCVSS measures vulnerability severity from 0 to 10: 0-3.9 Low, 4-6.9 Medium, 7-8.9 High, 9-10 Critical. But the score alone is not priority. A severity band infographic, a metric table, exploitation based prioritization steps and FAQs.
Read moreZero trust is a security model that rejects implicit trust: never trust, always verify. NIST 800-207 principles, an old perimeter vs continuous verification infographic, a principles reference table, migration steps and FAQs.
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