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02/09/2026

🕵️ DAY 06 — RECON-NG | Think Like a Digital Detective

Oka detective crime solve cheyyadaniki first em chestadu?
Evidence collect chestadu. 🔎

Cybersecurity lo kuda, before analyzing a situation, information collect cheyyadam is the first step.

That’s where Recon-ng comes in.

Recon-ng is a modular reconnaissance framework that helps gather information from public sources. Its modules work like different detectives, each focusing on different reconnaissance tasks.

The real lesson isn’t just about using a tool.

It’s about learning to think systematically, organize information, and connect the clues to understand the bigger picture.

Because…

Information without structure can become noise.
Organized information can become intelligence. 🧠

⚠️ Reconnaissance should only be performed on systems, domains, or assets where you have proper authorization.

🔥 Want a beginner-friendly practical series on Recon-ng?

Follow for the next cybersecurity tool in the series!

31/08/2026

Your EDR detects a process injecting code into explorer.exe. What could this indicate, and how would you investigate and respond as a SOC Analyst?

Code injection into explorer.exe is suspicious and could indicate process injection used by malware for stealth or ex*****on. I would identify the injecting process, analyze the process tree, memory, hashes, and network activity. If malicious, I would isolate the endpoint, terminate the process, quarantine the malware, block the IOCs, and hunt for similar activity across the environment.

I would suspect process injection, where a malicious process is injecting code into explorer.exe to hide its activity or execute code under a trusted process.

I would investigate the source process, process tree, command-line arguments, memory activity, file hash, and any network connections associated with the process. I would also check EDR and Windows logs for related suspicious activity.

If confirmed malicious, I would isolate the endpoint, terminate the malicious process, quarantine the associated files, block related IOCs, and perform threat hunting to check for the same activity on other systems.

MITRE ATT&CK Mapping:
* T1055 – Process Injection
* T1055.012 – Process Hollowing, if applicable
* T1059 – Command and Scripting Interpreter, if scripting is involved

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28/08/2026

🪢✨ Happy Raksha Bandhan! ✨🪢

The bond between a brother and sister is built on love, trust, care, and countless unforgettable memories. ❤️

On this special occasion, GradeSpot IT Solutions wishes everyone a very Happy Raksha Bandhan! 🌸

May this beautiful bond of togetherness grow stronger with every passing year. 🤝💫

With love & warm wishes,
Team GradeSpot IT Solutions 💙

27/08/2026

🕷️ DAY 05 — SPIDERFOOT | Automated OSINT Reconnaissance

OSINT lo biggest challenge enti?
Information ekkuva… but collect cheyyadaniki time takkuva! ⏳

That’s where SpiderFoot can be useful.

SpiderFoot is an automated OSINT reconnaissance platform that helps collect publicly available intelligence from multiple sources and modules.

🎯 Give it a target like a domain, and it can help discover:

🌐 Subdomains
🖥️ IP Addresses
🔍 DNS Information
📧 Email Addresses
📊 Other publicly available intelligence

Instead of manually checking multiple sources, SpiderFoot can help automate the reconnaissance process.

Cybersecurity teams can use this type of tooling for reconnaissance, attack-surface discovery, and security research.

⚠️ But remember:

Automation ≠ Accuracy

Automated tools can produce irrelevant results, incomplete data, or false positives.

So always follow the golden rule:

🤖 Collect automatically.
🧠 Verify manually.

🔥 DAY 05 of my 100 Days OSINT Series

Want a complete SpiderFoot installation + practical scan demo?

Follow the page and stay tuned for the next reel! 🚀

25/08/2026

🚨 V. C. Sajjanar sir on Social Media & Cyber Safety 🔐📱

Social media has become an important part of our daily lives—but with convenience comes responsibility.

In this video, V. C. Sajjanar shares important insights and awareness about social media usage, online safety, privacy, cybercrime, and responsible digital behaviour.

🛡️ Stay alert.
🔐 Protect your personal information.
📱 Think before you post, click, or share.
🚨 Stay aware of online scams and cyber threats.

Cybersecurity starts with awareness. 💻🔒



⚠️ DISCLAIMER:
This video is not our original content. It is sourced from TV news/media footage and is shared here strictly for awareness, educational, and informational purposes. All rights and credits belong to the respective copyright owners/broadcaster.

23/08/2026

You notice multiple employees receiving emails containing QR codes that redirect to an unknown external website. What could this indicate, and how would you investigate it as a SOC Analyst?

I would suspect a Quishing attack where QR codes redirect users to a malicious website. I would analyze the email, QR destination, and domain reputation, then check proxy and endpoint logs to see who clicked and whether credentials or files were compromised. If malicious, I would block the domain, remove the emails, notify users, and investigate any affected accounts or endpoints

I would suspect this could be a QR Code Phishing attack, also known as Quishing. The attacker is using QR codes to redirect employees to a malicious website, potentially for credential theft or malware delivery.

I would investigate the email headers, sender information, QR code destination URL, and domain reputation. I would also check email gateway, DNS, proxy, and web logs to identify which users clicked the QR code and what happened afterward.

I would check whether users entered credentials or downloaded anything from the website. If confirmed malicious, I would block the domain, remove the emails from all mailboxes, notify affected users, and investigate any compromised accounts or endpoints.

MITRE ATT&CK Mapping:
* T1566 – Phishing
* T1566.002 – Spearphishing Link
* T1204.001 – User Ex*****on: Malicious Link

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22/08/2026

Cyber Kill Chain

Interview Question: What is the Cyber Kill Chain?

The Cyber Kill Chain is a 7-step model developed by Lockheed Martin that explains how attackers typically move from identifying a target to achieving their final objective.

The 7 stages are:

1️⃣ Reconnaissance – Collect information about the target.
2️⃣ Weaponization – Prepare the malicious payload.
3️⃣ Delivery – Deliver the payload through phishing, links, USB, etc.
4️⃣ Exploitation – Exploit a vulnerability or human mistake.
5️⃣ Installation – Install malware or establish persistence.
6️⃣ Command & Control (C2) – Communicate with the compromised system.
7️⃣ Actions on Objectives – Steal data, move laterally, deploy ransomware, etc.

Simple interview answer:

“The Cyber Kill Chain is a seven-stage framework that helps security teams understand the different stages of a cyberattack and identify where they can detect or stop an attacker.”

💡 Interview Tip: Don’t just memorize the 7 stages. Understand what an attacker is trying to achieve at each stage.

21/08/2026

🔗 DAY 04 — MALTEGO

Information collect cheyyadam one thing…
information madhya connections ni understand cheyyadam is the real game. 👀

That’s where Maltego comes in.

Maltego is a powerful visual link analysis and investigation tool that helps you discover relationships between different entities and visualize them as a graph.

For example, starting with a domain, you can investigate relationships involving:

🌐 Domains
🖥️ DNS information
📧 Email addresses
👤 People & organizations
🔗 Related entities
📊 Connections between different data points

Instead of asking only:

“What did I find?”

Start asking:

“What is connected to what?” 🔗

That’s the basic idea behind visual link analysis.

Think of Maltego like an investigation map 🗺️ that helps you see relationships that may be difficult to understand from a simple list of information.

⚠️ Important:
A connection shown in a graph doesn’t automatically mean it’s true. Always verify findings using reliable sources.

🔥 DAY 04 of my 100 Days OSINT Series

Want to see a real Maltego practical demo on screen?
Follow for the next OSINT tool! 🚀

17/08/2026

🔎 DAY 03 — GOOGLE DORKS

Google ni just normal searches kosam use chestunnara? 👀
You’re probably using only a small part of its capabilities.

Google Dorks / Google Search Operators use chesi, normal search kanna much more precise results find cheyyachu.

For example:
🌐 site: Specific website/domain lo search cheyyadaniki
📄 filetype: Specific document formats kosam search cheyyadaniki
📝 intitle: Particular words title lo unna pages ni identify cheyyadaniki

Cybersecurity lo Google Dorking ni OSINT, security research, reconnaissance, and public exposure identification kosam use cheyyachu.

⚠️ But remember: public ga accessible information ni misuse cheyyakudadhu. Always use Google Dorks responsibly and only on systems/domains you own or are authorized to assess.

🎯 Google Dorking is not magic.
It’s simply about learning how to ask the search engine better questions.

🔥 DAY 03 of my 100 Days OSINT Series

📌 Google Dorks Cheat Sheet kavala?
Comment PDF👇

Follow for DAY 04 🚀

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15/08/2026

🇮🇳 This flag carries stories.

Stories of courage.
Stories of sacrifice.
Stories of dreams, unity, and freedom.

We may never fully know every story behind our Tiranga, but we will always honour it. 🇮🇳❤️

On this special occasion, GradeSpot IT Solutions proudly celebrates the spirit of India and the countless heroes who shaped our nation.

✨ Let’s respect our flag.
✨ Let’s value our freedom.
✨ Let’s build a better India together.

Jai Hind! 🇮🇳

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