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[Showcase/Research] I'm 15 and built a small Exploitation & C2 learning framework (Elaina-Cute)

[Showcase/Research] I'm 15 and built a small Exploitation & C2 learning framework (Elaina-Cute)

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r/cybersecurity r/programming r/netsecstudents Hi everyone, I'm 15 years old and passionate about cybersecurity. Over the past months, I've been working on a small personal project called Elaina-Cute - an Exploitation & Command-and-Control (C2) framework made purely for learning purposes. Features (research-focused): Web & infrastructure exploitation (Web, LDAP, ADCS, WinRM, SSRF, etc.) Beacon/implant management over HTTP(S) TOR & Burp Suite integration for attack chains PyQt5 GUI + CLI Basic...

Windows Docker Desktop Vulnerability Leads to Full Host Compromise

Windows Docker Desktop Vulnerability Leads to Full Host Compromise

Cyber Security News cybersecuritynews.com

A newly disclosed vulnerability in Docker Desktop for Windows has revealed how a simple Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) attack could lead to complete host system compromise. CVE-2025-9074, discovered by Felix Boulet and reported on August 21, 2025, affects all Docker Desktop versions prior to 4.44.3 and demonstrates how container isolation can be completely bypassed through