Posts
All the articles I've posted.
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The Sandbox That Wasn't: Reversing CVE-2026-12537 in Gemini CLI
A CVE dropped against Gemini CLI with a 10.0 score and a two-line advisory that explained nothing. So I cloned the repo, read the patch backwards, and reconstructed how a .env file in a pull request turns into code execution on your CI runner — before the sandbox ever starts.
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Crashing Node.js with 40 Lines of JavaScript — A Memory Corruption Story
How I found a TOCTOU race condition in Node.js's native UTF-8 decoder that causes heap corruption via SharedArrayBuffer, built a working crash PoC, reported it to HackerOne — and watched it get closed as Informative.
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Solving YesWeHack Dojo #49 — How Two Dashes and a Dash-R Broke a Secret Manager
A detailed walkthrough of how I solved YesWeHack's Dojo #49 Secret Manager challenge by chaining two glob injection tricks — a recursive copy flag and a grep option terminator — to exfiltrate secrets from a protected directory in a single HTTP request
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How I Fixed False Positives in Dalfox XSS Scanner (Issue #884)
A deep dive into contributing to Dalfox — fixing false positive XSS alerts on JSON API endpoints, the mistakes I made, and the proper fix.
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Access secrets via s3 bucket versioning
In this lab, we will be solving an lab with an attack vector through a s3 bucket versioning feature and through that we can able to exfil the secrets and elevating further more
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Loot Public EBS Snapshots
In this lab, we will be solving an lab on understanding what ebs snapshots are and there misconfigurations....
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Leverage leaked credentials for pwnage
Finding leaked AWS access keys in a GitHub .env file, using them to enumerate the account, and pivoting into Amazon RDS to escalate and capture the flag
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Plunder Public RDS Snapshots
Enumerating publicly exposed Amazon RDS snapshots from just an AWS account ID, restoring one into my own account, and dumping the database to recover the flag
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Identify the AWS Account ID from a Public S3 Bucket
Getting to know about how we can able to fecth a AWS account ID from a publicly available s3 bucket
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Uncover Secrets in CodeCommit and Docker
In this lab, we will see how the leaked credentials through dockerhub can be leveraged atmost and more further