Cyber Security

The Next.js Middleware Bypass vulnerability threatens web application security. This critical flaw allows attackers to circumvent authentication mechanisms. The vulnerability was disclosed in March 2025 with identifier CVE-2025-29927. Next.js middleware …

The Internet needs addresses to function properly. Every device requires a unique identifier to communicate online. IPv4 vs IPv6 represents the evolution of these addressing systems that power our digital …

Many computer owners face a common problem. Their PC can’t run Windows 11 because of TPM requirements. Microsoft introduced strict hardware requirements for its newest operating system. The Trusted Platform …

Marks and Spencer has confirmed that customer personal data was stolen during a cyber attack that began in April 2025. The M&S Data Breach compromised names, addresses, contact details, dates …

Modern CCTV systems rely heavily on IP cameras. These network-connected devices offer remote viewing and management capabilities. IP camera penetration testing identifies security weaknesses before attackers exploit them. Many organisations …

Many users need to disable OneDrive to regain control of their file storage. Microsoft’s aggressive cloud integration forces cloud services on Windows users. Learning how to remove or deactivate these …

Wireless networks have become essential infrastructure in our connected world. Many organisations harbour misconceptions about wireless security that can lead to serious vulnerabilities. Understanding the truth behind these wireless security …

Windows 11 offers many improvements over previous versions. Yet privacy concerns remain significant for many users. Microsoft collects vast amounts of data through Windows 11. This guide helps security professionals …

The debate over the best OS for penetration testing continues to divide the cybersecurity community. Kali Linux and Parrot Security OS stand as the two giants in this specialised field. …

Despite advanced security technologies, social engineering attacks continue to succeed because they target human psychology rather than system vulnerabilities. These attacks exploit trust, curiosity and fear to manipulate users into …