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XXE Injection: A Detection and Prevention Guide

XXE Injection: A Detection and Prevention Guide

XXE Injection remains one of the most dangerous web vulnerabilities, allowing attackers to read server files, execute SSRF, and even achieve remote code execution. Master in-band, out-of-band, and blind XXE techniques with practical payload examples.

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MCP Security and Pentesting: Threats & Hardening

MCP Security and Pentesting: Threats, Test Cases, and Hardening

A comprehensive security assessment of the Model Context Protocol covering threat modeling, attack surface analysis, pentest methodologies, prompt injection test cases, and hardening strategies for MCP servers and clients.

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The Ship Is a Floating OT Network: Maritime Cyber Rules Got Teeth in 2024

Since January 2024, ships manage cyber risk under IMO-derived requirements enforced by flag and port-state control, IACS E26 and E27 give class societies assessment criteria, and the US Coast Guard can detain deficient vessels. Bridge, cargo, propulsion, SATCOM and crew IT share one hull: treat the vessel as an OT estate.

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The Cyber Resilience Act: Security Is the Product Now

From 2027 connected products without CRA-backed security lose the CE mark and the EU market. EN 303 645 already draws the floor: no default passwords, disclosure policy, update transparency. The real work is turning security into a documented lifecycle — threat models, SBOMs, tested updates — instead of a checkbox before the ceremony.

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No Malware Needed: How Attackers Turn Your Own Admin Tools Against You

PowerShell, WMI, scheduled tasks, certutil: signed by the OS vendor, whitelisted by AV, trusted by EDR. Living-off-the-land attacks drop no malware, so detection cannot hinge on unknown binaries. The shift from artifact blacklists to execution-baseline analytics that actually catches native-tool chains.

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NIS2 Is Not Just for Banks: The Compliance Clock

Food plants, logistics firms, waste management, research labs: 18 sectors are in scope, plus everyone their covered customers drag in via contracts. The duties read like an incident-readiness program — 24-hour early warning, 72-hour notification, personal accountability for executives — and the basics were overdue anyway.

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