Plug, Play, Pwn: Hacking with Evil Crow Cable Wind

mhDecember 1, 2025December 1, 2025Leave a comment

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

mhNovember 25, 2025November 25, 20251 Comment

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

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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

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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

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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

mhJuly 22, 2025July 28, 2025Leave a comment

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.