Attack To cover the Malicious Source Code, we’ll be using a Non-Malicious source code.

SSH (Secure Shell) has long been the de facto standard for secure remote access to UNIX-based systems. Traditionally, SSH relies on key-based authentication, where a user’s Public Key is stored on the server, and the corresponding Private Key is held by the user. When the user attempts to connect, the server challenges the user to…

Attack Phase I – Ways to Deploy a Cloud Function in GCP There are three ways to deploy a Cloud Function in GCP: Reason to not use Cloud Console: While Cloud Console may seem user-friendly for creating resources in GCP, we won’t be using it. The reason being, creating resources in GCP often involves navigating…