Travis Ray Caverhill·Nov 2The Cameras Were Watching. Their Software Was Letting Attackers In.New threat research reveals how criminals exploited surveillance-management software to establish remote access, hide malicious code inside…
EricaZelic·Oct 17Playing with Bubbles: An Introduction to DLL-SideloadingThis article was written in 2023 while I was working at Polito. I’m moving it to Medium with Fred’s permission. ❤ The original aritcle is…
InDevSecOps & AIbyDeven Chhajed·Jan 22PDFSider: When Legitimate Software Becomes the Perfect Hiding PlaceSome malware announces itself loudly. It crashes systems, encrypts files, or floods screens with ransom notes. PDFSider does none of that…
InDevSecOps & AIbyDeven Chhajed·Nov 21, 2025How Attackers Hijack OneDrive With DLL Sideloading and Why It MattersSoftware threats do not always knock loudly. Some slip through familiar doors and blend into the background. DLL sideloading is one of…
InDevSecOps & AIbyDeven Chhajed·Nov 3, 2025Cephalus Ransomware: How Attackers Exploit RDP and DLL SideloadingRansomware never sleeps. Every few months, a new strain makes headlines with its unique tricks, leaving organizations scrambling to…
