Codebreaker's Chronicles with Rajan Kumar Barik

Recently, we at Com Olho completed a significant internal audit of our researcher base.

Two key international standards, ISO 29147 and ISO 30111, provide essential frameworks for managing vulnerability disclosure and handling.

Hi, I’m Aakash Sharma, and if you’re reading this, chances are you’re curious about hacking, bug bounties, or just figuring out how people like me end up in this field.

ISO/IEC 29147 is more than a guideline. It is a framework that helps organisations demonstrate openness and maturity.

In today's digital landscape, cybersecurity threats are more frequent and sophisticated. Ethical hackers play a crucial role in defending against these threats.

Alias Emails are designed to make that balance easier. They give every researcher a dedicated email address for testing. This address is safe, inbound only, and tied directly to your profile.

When we started building Com Olho’s crowdsourced security platform, we were writing a promise. Talent will be seen.

I’m Dhruv Kumar a 24-year-old civil engineer.I always had a passion for building , dissecting , and creating—whether it was bridges in...

This issue allows unauthorized access to sensitive data and can have devastating consequences. In this post, we will explore how IDOR vulnerabilities work

Among the various SQL injection methods, Time Based SQL Injection is particularly powerful.

At the heart of an ethical hacker’s approach are three traits: curiosity, critical thinking, and a commitment to ethics. This combination allows them to solve complex problems in a constantly changing cybersecurity landscape.

Ethical hacking for mobile applications is a thrilling and evolving area that plays a vital role in safeguarding user data.

One of the most appealing avenues is the bug bounty program, a system where ethical hackers help organizations spot and resolve vulnerabilities in their software.

Think of a Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) attack as someone slipping into a private conversation you’re having — maybe in a café or a quiet...

In the span of just three weeks, three major airlines—Qantas, WestJet, and Hawaiian Airlines—became victims of sophisticated cyberattacks.

Codebreakers Chronicles: Ethical Hacking Journey with Alla Krishna Vamsi Reddy

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What Security Looks Like When You Start with the Researcher, Not the Dashboard

Beyond CVEs: What Real-World Attackers Actually Look For