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  1. #HandsOnActivity
    Adversary Village at @defcon 34!
    Gregory Carpenter, DRPH, Principal Partner at CW PenSec, and Len Noe, Transhuman and Solutions Architect at @BeyondTrust are hosting “Augmented Offense: Open-Source Subdermal Implants as Hacking Tools” on 8 Aug 2026 at the Adversary Village Hands-on Activity Stage.
    Adversary Village schedule:
    adversaryvillage.org/adversary
    More info on the session: adversaryvillage.org/adversary
    #AdversaryVillage #DEFCON34
    #HandsOnActivity #OffensiveSecurity #HackingTools
    #OpenSource #AdversaryTactics

  2. The ESP32 Has Quietly Become One of the Most Interesting Hacker Devices Alive

    Expensive hardware often becomes ornamental. People baby it. They curate it. They build identities around owning it. Cheap hardware gets modified until it resembles evidence recovered from a flooded basement.

    cha1nc0der.wordpress.com/2026/

  3. Pentesters often use browser extensions because they keep testing close to the web app—making it easier to inspect cookies, tweak traffic, and catch client-side issues without constantly switching tools

    Here are useful browser extensions for pentesting 😎👇

    Find high-res pdf ebooks with all my cybersecurity related infographics at study-notes.org

    #pentesting #cybersecurity #hackingtools #learnhacking #ethicalhacker

  4. The Flipper Zero Black Book: Useful, Strange, and Slightly Concerning Payloads

    People online either massively overestimate the device or completely misunderstand it. One side treats it like a cyberpunk skeleton key capable of collapsing civilization from the parking lot of a Best Buy. The other side dismisses it as a glorified toy for Redditors who wear tactical backpacks to Starbucks.

    cha1nc0der.wordpress.com/2026/

  5. Building a $40 Stingray Detector That Fits in an Altoids Tin

    You don’t see IMSI catchers. You don’t hear them. They sit between your phone and the network like a polite lie, impersonating a tower just well enough that your device shrugs and connects anyway. No warning. No vibration. Nothing in the UI suggests that your phone has just been convinced to trust something it never verified.

    cha1nc0der.wordpress.com/2026/

  6. Want to learn and expand your cybersecurity toolset?
    Look no further than our Group!
    Best pentesters ("hackers") toolkits
    Telegram: t.me/ZannysMarket

    #technology #hacking #hackingtools #telegram #group :kerbal:

  7. This Is What a Personal Surveillance System Actually Looks Like

    You stop thinking of it as surveillance. It becomes “the system.” Just part of how things run.

    cha1nc0der.wordpress.com/2026/

  8. What Actually Happens When You Leave an ESP32 Running 24/7

    Heap fragmentation is the quiet one. It doesn’t crash immediately. It just reshapes what’s available. Allocations that worked on day one start failing in strange ways. Not clean failures either. Partial allocations. Corrupted data. Functions returning values that feel slightly off.

    cha1nc0der.wordpress.com/2026/

  9. How I Use Obsidian to Capture, Distill, and Weaponize Ideas

    Ideas rarely stand alone. They’re fragments of larger structures. When you link a note to two or three others, something starts to form. Not a hierarchy. More like pressure building in certain areas of the graph.

    cha1nc0der.wordpress.com/2026/

  10. From Raw Data to Actionable Intelligence Without Leaving My System

    The room is quiet except for a fan that shouldn’t be that loud. Not the kind of noise you notice at first. It creeps in. A low mechanical breath that suggests something is working harder than it should. On the desk, a phone face-down, a laptop half-closed, a terminal window still alive somewhere beneath the sleep state. Nothing dramatic. Just the kind of setup most people would call normal. It isn’t. Most people think intelligence happens after the data leaves their system. They ship […]

    cha1nc0der.wordpress.com/2026/

  11. React2Shell: IoT Nightmare Unleashed!

    CVE-2025-55182 allows attackers to take control of IoT devices and web servers with a single HTTP request due to flaws in React Server Components.

    Dive into its origins and explore hands-on exploits!

    Article on this topic hackers-arise.com/react2shell-
    #cybersecurity #hacking #vulnerability #infosec #hackingtools

  12. What tools did Anonymous use to carry out their cyberattacks? Their famous toolkit could be used by anybody participating in their Ops, was easy to use, and fast to share.

    #anonymous #toolkit #hackers #hackingTools

    negativepid.blog/inside-the-to
    negativepid.blog/inside-the-to

  13. What tools did Anonymous use to carry out their cyberattacks? Their famous toolkit could be used by anybody participating in their Ops, was easy to use, and fast to share.

    #anonymous #toolkit #hackers #hackingTools

    negativepid.blog/inside-the-to
    negativepid.blog/inside-the-to

  14. 🚀 Beginner’s Guide to Penetration Testing — Start Your Ethical Hacking Journey

    Learn the five core phases of a pentest (recon → scanning → gaining access → post-exploitation → reporting), the essential tools you’ll use, and the ethical mindset to practice safely and legally. Perfect for beginners who want a practical, hands-on path into cybersecurity. 🛡️🧭

    #penetrationtesting #ethicalhacking #cybersecurity #Infosec #pentest #BeginnerGuide #KaliLinux #Nmap #Metasploit #HackingTools #SecurityTesting #WhiteHat #AxximumInfoSolutions

  15. 💡 Kali Linux 2025.1c is out

    ✔️ Fixes update errors from lost signing key

    🛠️ Adds new tools like azurehound and binwalk3

    🎛️ Redesigned menu with MITRE ATT&CK

    🔗 hackread.com/kali-linux-2025-1

    #CyberSecurity #KaliLinux #InfoSec #HackingTools #PenTesting

  16. After a week of testing and failures (in my limited free time), BashLab has finally created the first working copy! It's not yet complete with all BashCore tools, but it's a big step forward! Hurrah!

    #BashLab #BashCore #Linux #Pentesting #HackingTools

  17. Is it just me or is every demo/overview of the #FlipperZero extremely unimpressive (especially those for a mainstream audience).

    I regretfully watched one such video earlier and one of the features highlighted was the ability to copy TV remote signals :blobcatgoogly2: ...I get it was aimed at a non-technical audience but I literally had a watch that could do that when I was a kid and to this day grandparents around the world have universal remotes with this capability...

    So I want to put it out there to the #infosec community - where are the cool flipper zero #projects? And I don't mean installing #DOOM or some other quirky play thing. I want to see legit #RF #hacking, or at least using the #GPIO!
    #askfedi #askinfosec #rfhacking #pentesttools #hackingtools