The First Mobile Hacking Conference Is Coming This March
The world of mobile security is getting its very first dedicated online conference – and you’re invited! Get ready for...
How to Install OpenClaw on an Android Phone and Control It via WhatsApp
In this post I’ll show you the exact steps I use to run OpenClaw on Android by installing Ubuntu inside...
Sapsan Terminal: AI-Powered BadUSB Script Generator
Cybersecurity professionals and enthusiasts often rely on scripting to automate tasks and execute penetration tests efficiently. Writing payloads manually for...
Plug, Play, Pwn: Hacking with Evil Crow Cable Wind
Evil Crow Cable Wind is a stealthy tool for red teamers who like to keep things simple and sneaky. If...
Pi‑hole on Android: Turn Your Spare Smartphone into a Network‑Wide Ad‑Blocker
In this blog, I’ll walk you through: What Pi‑hole is and how DNS sinkholes work. Typical Pi‑hole deployments (e.g., Raspberry...
WhatsApp by the Numbers: What Anonymized Metadata from a Security Flaw Reveals
The dataset originates from metadata published in connection with a security study titled “Trivial WhatsApp Security Issue Exposed 3.5 Billion Phone Numbers.” That research demonstrated how a simple flaw could reveal phone numbers globally.
Inside the Mind of a Kali NetHunter Developer – A Deep Dive with @yesimxev
If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to bring the power of Kali Linux to your pocket, this conversation is...
Automating Android App Component Testing with New APK Inspector
Security testing of Android apps often starts with identifying attack surfaces. One of the most critical is exported components. These...
Deobfuscating Android Apps with Androidmeda: A Smarter Way to Read Obfuscated Code
I came across a new tool—Androidmeda—that caught my attention. It attempts to deobfuscate decompiled Android code using a large language model (LLMs). I decided to give it a try, and to my surprise, the results were far better than expected.
How To Turn Old Android Smartphone into Travel Router With NAS
It’s not perfect, but it works—a clever DIY project that blends portability, privacy, and practicality.