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Hacking is not a hobby but a way of life

Ethical hacking,
zero to expert.

Hack like black hat hackers.
Penetration testing, Kali Linux, cybersecurity,
WiFi and web hacking,
and the mindset behind it.

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Ethical Hacking Complete Course Zero to Expert
The Book

Hacking Book

Everything I wish I had when I started. More than the course. Deeper explanations, real examples, the hacker mindset, and things I have never put online.

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SECURITY NEWS

Latest from the front line:

The newest CVEs, zero-days, malware, and breaches, taken apart so you can see how the attack works. I dig into the technical details, attack chains, and mistakes that made them possible.

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Two researchers reached any customer's account on a carmaker's login server and could unlock and start the car, all from a license plate.
November 11, 2026

Unlock Cars From a License Plate

Windows Paint had a code execution flaw, and the fix Microsoft named on October 13 never reached the Store. Check every copy of Paint on your PC.
November 10, 2026

Windows Paint Had a Code Execution Hole and the Fix Microsoft Named Never Reached the Store

Attackers hid malware in fake security tools on GitHub, taking over 2,000 Windows machines and targeting the cybersecurity pros who built them.
November 9, 2026

Fake GitHub Security Tools Infected Over 2,000 Windows Machines

820 fake ordering sites copied 35 restaurant chains through Google ads, served each menu live and took card numbers and bank text codes at checkout.
November 8, 2026

Scamwich Fake Restaurant Ordering Sites

mSecure told current and former customers to replace their passwords, 2FA codes and passkeys. What was taken, what the BSI found, and what to do now.
November 7, 2026

mSecure Password Manager Tells Customers to Replace Their Passwords, 2FA and Passkeys Without Saying Why

Google says TV box maker Videostrong built the XCPE backdoor into its own firmware and sold access to 1.3 million Android TV boxes to criminal groups.
November 5, 2026

Videostrong Built a Backdoor Into 1.3 Million Android TV Boxes and Sold the Access to Criminals

Three weeks after France, attackers reached Danfoss fridge controllers again and pushed freezers in more than 100 stores across ten countries to 50°C.
November 4, 2026

Danfoss Fridge Controllers Hacked Again as Freezers Hit 50°C in Ten European Countries

Ubuntu 22.04, 24.04 and 26.04 still list a 9.8 Linux TCP kernel bug as vulnerable, 18 days after Debian fixed it, and scanning for it has now begun.
November 3, 2026

Ubuntu Servers Still Wait for a Fix to a 9.8 Linux Kernel Bug That an AI Turned Into a Root Exploit

One web page ran code on fully patched Windows through Microsoft Edge, built from five logic flaws and no memory bug, in a 175,000 dollar Pwn2Own win.
November 2, 2026

Microsoft Edge Hacked With Logic Bugs Only in a $175,000 Pwn2Own Chain

OPEN SOURCE

My Arsenal: from recon to root

I like building my own tools instead of waiting for someone else to. Then I put them on GitHub for free. Now hundreds of thousands of hackers and researchers use them.

Shodan Eye
Collects everything about devices connected to the internet using the keywords you enter.
Python
Google Dorks List
A collection of 13,760 Google Dorks to find sites that leak what they never should.
Python
Anon Eye
Takes the whole machine into Tor. All outgoing TCP, your name lookups, and a kill switch you can test yourself.
Bash
Ghost Eye
Information gathering, footprinting and recon. Point it at a domain or IP and go.
Python
Dorks Eye
Google hacking dork scraping and searching. Find dorks and spot vulnerable pages fast.
Python
Exploit Eye
Brings CVE data from NVD, Exploit-DB and GitHub together. Find critical vulns and their exploits fast.
Python
Blue Eye
Recon toolkit. Ports, headers, subdomains, IPs and company emails in one run.
Python
DNS Changer Eye
Rotates your DNS at a set interval to boost your privacy and security.
Python
THE LAB

More from the lab:

Tutorials, tools and deep dives. The evergreen stuff, from Linux and labs to hands-on hacking guides.

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Sign in with Google links dozens of apps to one account, and a new password will not unlink them. Here is how to find and cut the ones you do not want.
November 1, 2026

Sign in with Google and How to Clean Up the Apps Connected to Your Accounts

One Keurig smart coffee maker sent 1,008 GB in 10 days. Keurig's privacy policy has named a camera in its brewers since 2020, before they went on sale.
October 12, 2026

Keurig Smart Coffee Makers Have a Camera Inside and Keurig Wrote It Into Its Privacy Policy in 2020

Many color laser printers hide yellow dots with their serial number on each page. How the code works, how it was cracked and how to check your prints.
October 8, 2026

Printer Tracking Dots Put Your Color Laser Printer's Serial Number on the Pages You Print

Anon Eye makes your machine anonymous: all outgoing TCP, your name lookups, and a kill switch you can test yourself. Stop it and your machine is as you left it.
September 21, 2026

Anon Eye

Hiding your SSID gives you no protection. It forces your phone to call out your home network name in every room you walk into. Here is what happens.
August 31, 2026

Hiding your WiFi name doesn't protect you. It makes you a bigger target.

What eight messaging apps keep about you, what they hand a judge, and what has been broken. Taken from their own documents, not the marketing.
August 26, 2026

WhatsApp Signal Telegram and What Eight Messaging Apps Know About You

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