Blockchain Explained for Beginners: How It Works, Minus the Hype
Blockchain Explained for Beginners: How It Works, Minus the Hype No fluff. Just the config that works. This one has...
Read MoreNetwork Performance Metrics Explained: Latency, Jitter, Packet Loss, and Throughput
InfoSecMonkey | Networking What each metric means, how it is actually calculated, and a plain-English analogy so it finally sticks...
Read MoreThe /31 Subnet: Myth or Standard? Network and Broadcast Addresses on Point-to-Point Links
No fluff. Just the config that works. The /31 Subnet: Myth or Standard? Network and Broadcast Addresses on Point-to-Point Links...
Read Morearp-scan: Find Every Host on Your LAN in Seconds
A practitioner guide to arp-scan network discovery on Linux and macOS No fluff. Just the config that works. Executive Summary...
Read MoreCVE-2026-0322 PAN-OS Management Interface RCE: Patch, Lock Down, Hunt
CVE-2026-0322 PAN-OS Management Interface RCE: Patch, Lock Down, Hunt InfoSecMonkey | CVE Response | October 26, 2026 | No fluff....
Read MoreRFC2136 Dynamic DNS on Ubuntu: Deploy BIND9 with TSIG-Secured Updates
Objective: Build an authoritative BIND9 server on Ubuntu that accepts RFC2136 dynamic DNS updates, signed with TSIG keys and scoped...
Read MorePHP2Shell (CVE-2026-109618, CVE-2026-109619): Mitigating the PHP RCE with Fortinet
InfoSecMonkey Threat Response October 24, 2026 | No fluff. Just the config that works. Executive Summary PHP2Shell is the name...
Read MoreNode2Shell (CVE-2026-111497): Mitigating the Node.js Brotli RCE with Fortinet
InfoSecMonkey Threat Response October 24, 2026 | No fluff. Just the config that works. Executive Summary Node2Shell is the name...
Read MoreHydra for the Blue Team: Install, Configure, and Run It Against Your Own Defenses
Executive Summary Objective: Stand up THC-Hydra 9.6, learn its syntax well enough to drive it deliberately, and then use it...
Read MoreFortinet Support Ticket: P1 to P4 Priority and SLA Guide
Plus what you actually get with FortiCare Essential, Premium and Elite No fluff. Just the config that works. Executive Summary...
Read MoreAnatomy of a Remote Code Execution Attack
From the first probe to post-exploitation, stage by stage, with what defenders see (and miss) at each step. Executive Summary...
Read MoreFortinet ZTNA Explained: What It Is and How It Works
No fluff. Just the config that works. This one is the concept and the plumbing. The configuration walkthrough is the...
Read MoreThe Anatomy of a Buffer Overflow Attack
A buffer overflow is one of the oldest bugs in computing, and somehow it is still with us. The 1988...
Read MoreCisco Duo MFA for FortiGate Remote Access VPN: SAML and RADIUS on IKEv2
No fluff. Just the config that works. Executive Summary Objective: Put Cisco Duo in front of FortiGate remote access VPN...
Read MoreAnatomy of an XSS Attack: What It Is, How It Works, and How to Stop It
A practitioner's breakdown of cross-site scripting: the five attack stages, the three flavors, a break-it-and-fix-it lab, and a layered defense...
Read MoreFortiGate DDNS: `config system ddns` Actionable Configuration
FortiGate DDNS: config system ddns Explained No fluff. Just the config that works. FortiGate DDNS keeps a stable hostname pointed...
Read MoreLua Primer for Security Engineers: The Language Behind Nmap, Wireshark and Snort 3
Executive Summary Objective: Get you from zero to writing useful Lua in one sitting. This Lua primer covers the whole...
Read MoreHow SSDs Work, How They Perform, and Why SSD Secure Erase Overwrites Are Obsolete
NAND cells, the flash translation layer, SLC caching, TRIM, and the right way to sanitize a solid state drive in...
Read MoreFortiGate SD-WAN Debugs: The Diag Commands That Actually Find the Problem
Executive Summary Objective: Give you a repeatable, layer-by-layer workflow for troubleshooting FortiGate SD-WAN from the CLI. Each command answers one...
Read MoreNmap Scripting Engine (NSE): From One-Liners to Your First Custom Script
Nmap Scripting Engine (NSE): From One-Liners to Your First Custom Script Executive Summary Objective: Use the Nmap Scripting Engine (NSE)...
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