Comparing Upscaling Models: RealESR_Gx4, RealESR_Animex4, BSRGANx4, BSRGANx2, RealESRGANx4, IRCNN_Mx1, and IRCNN_Lx1

Comparing Upscaling Models: RealESR_Gx4, RealESR_Animex4, BSRGANx4, BSRGANx2, RealESRGANx4, IRCNN_Mx1, and IRCNN_Lx1

Each model reveals its own Zen, where the balance of speed, style, and detail crafts a visual mantra: RealESR_Gx4 offers calm clarity for everyday scenes, RealESR_Animex4 captures the crisp soul of anime, and BSRGANs embrace nature’s raw texture, reminding us that beauty thrives in the harmony of technical art and the inherent imperfection of reality.
HTB TowerDump - Cloud Challenge - Global Cyber Skills Benchmark CTF 2025 - Operation Blackout

HTB TowerDump - Cloud Challenge - Global Cyber Skills Benchmark CTF 2025 - Operation Blackout

The hack-fu master knows: enlightenment isn't always through flashy exploits or mystical incantations like SSTI whispers or NoSQLi dance-offs. Often, true power lies in the mundane, the forgotten — a `.git` peeking from the shadows. Behold! From this humble exposure, the Python pickle uncoiled, granting RCE, proving that sometimes, the simplest oversight blows open the entire cyber dojo. The journey is the lesson; the hidden .git, the ultimate sensei.
Hack The Box - HTB - Fluffy

Hack The Box - HTB - Fluffy

🧸💀 HTB: Fluffy — Not Your Average Pup You thought "Fluffy" meant cute? Think again. 🐾 This 3-headed beast of an Active Directory box bites HARD: • 🕵️ Nmap recon • 🪤 CVE-2025-24071 (Explorer Spoofing) • 🧲 NTLMv2 hash capture via Responder • 🧪 Certipy Shadow Magic • 🔓 ESC16 UPN spoof for full takeover From fetching user creds to walking the 🐕‍🦺 straight into Administrator shell — this is a red teamer’s joyride.
Hack The Box Hardware Exploitation Track: Secure Digital

Hack The Box Hardware Exploitation Track: Secure Digital

Every pin tells a story, every signal hides a flag. What if a microSD card could spill its secrets — not through software, but through bare electrical signals? In this challenge from Hack The Box’s Hardware Exploitation track, we decode raw SPI traffic captured from a Saleae logic analyzer. With a .sal file in hand and Logic 2 as our lab, we dig deep: configuring analyzers, cleaning hex noise, and finally extracting the HTB flag straight from waveform data.
Hack The Box Hardware Exploitation Track: Debugging Interface

Hack The Box Hardware Exploitation Track: Debugging Interface

A story of signal decoding and low-level insight. Starting with a simple .sal file, a curious mind dives into the world of embedded systems, peeling back layers of binary data, interpreting UART streams, and uncovering secrets hidden in plain sight. With a logic probe, patience, and the right tools, they reveal that even the quietest debugging interface can speak volumes — proving that in hardware hacking, every pin has a story, and every signal has a flag.