Practical content from industry professionals on digital forensics · data recovery · cyber security · KVKK compliance.
Vehicle forensics extracts evidence from a modern car's digital systems: infotainment contacts and visited addresses, navigation location trail, EDR crash data, telematics cloud records. An evidence sources table, crash reconstruction and evidence integrity.
Read moreCrypto wallet recovery is regaining access to your own wallet from what you hold (corrupted wallet.dat, partial password, damaged hardware wallet). A table of what is recoverable, why a lost seed is irreversible, scam protection and ethical limits.
Read moreImage forensics examines whether a photo is genuine, edited or AI generated. EXIF metadata, Error Level Analysis, clone and splice detection, traces of AI images, why the original file is essential and FAQs.
Read moreAudio forensics scientifically examines whether a recording is original or edited, who is speaking and what is said. Authenticity, the ENF mains frequency trace, the limits of speaker analysis, why the original file is essential and a court checklist.
Read moreFile upload flaws let an attacker run code on the server, distribute malicious content and abuse storage via unchecked files. A types table, why extension checking is not enough, non executable storage defense and testing with KAOS.
Read moreOpen redirect is when a site redirects the user to an external address based on an unchecked parameter, making phishing far more convincing. How it works, why it matters, allow list defense and scanning with KAOS.
Read moreSSTI is when user input passes unsafely into a template engine, letting the attacker run expressions on the server, usually leading to RCE. How it arises, a table comparing it with XSS, passing input as data, and scanning with KAOS.
Read moreInsecure deserialization is when untrusted serialized data is turned into an object, letting the attacker change app behavior and run code. How it works, why it leads to RCE, signature and type allow list defense, detection with KAOS.
Read moreXXE is when an application processes XML insecurely, letting the attacker read server files, scan the internal network and sometimes run code. How it works, a types table, disabling external entities and DTD, scanning with KAOS and FAQs.
Read moreBusiness logic flaws arise from abusing business rules without a technical code error: negative quantity, step skipping, race conditions, price tampering. Why they are the class automated scanners miss most, defense and using KAOS with expert intelligence together.
Read moreClickjacking is embedding a trusted site into an invisible frame and making the user act on it unknowingly. How it works, a types table, X-Frame-Options and CSP frame-ancestors defense, security header scanning with KAOS and FAQs.
Read moreSecurity misconfiguration is vulnerabilities from insecure settings, not code: default passwords, exposed panels, leaking errors, unpatched components. A table of common misconfigurations, secure default defense and continuous scanning with KAOS.
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