Today's cybersecurity updates cover a range of topics, starting with techniques for SMB enumeration. WebSockets face risks from CSWSH, and there's a keylogger that uses DNS tunneling for data exfiltration. GitHub now offers code scanning autobix, while a Chrome vulnerability (CVE-2023-3079) threatens JavaScript engine security. "asploit" emerges as a new tool for server-side backdoors, and "Bob the Smuggler" adeptly hides malicious payloads using HTML Smuggling. OSTE-Meta-Scanner scans for web injection flaws, and Attacknet challenges blockchain nodes. Abusing DACL for domain control is explained, and Hadess enlightens on cybersecurity. Rembg handles background removal in images. Wigle.net helps in tracking down WiFi-connected suspects, while Netlas.io optimizes attack surface discovery. Project Zero delves into MTE in kernel security, and Windows 11 showcases a protective KUSER_SHARED_DATA tweak. A browser exploit for Microsoft Edge is dissected. Microsoft Exchange servers prove risky for domains, prompting calls for permission limitations. Lastly, HiddenVM lets you run OSes within Tails.