Guides
Pen testing cheatsheets, attack-class deep dives, OWASP references, and customer case studies. The reference library TigerStrike engineers and partner teams actually bookmark.
OWASP Top 10
The industry baseline for web application security risks — what each category means, how AI pen testing validates it, and which TigerStrike scanners cover each class.
Read guideCheatsheetjwt_tool Cheatsheet
JWT attack payloads that still work in 2026 — none algorithm, kid injection, HS256/RS256 confusion, weak secret cracking, jku/x5u injection, and expiration bypass.
Read guideCheatsheetDNS Zone Transfer Cheatsheet
dig, nslookup, host, dnsrecon, fierce, dnsenum — every AXFR attack and detection command plus the BIND / PowerDNS / firewall configuration that stops zone transfer leakage.
Read guideAttack GuideWeb Cache Deception
How CDN and reverse-proxy caching rules can be tricked into caching authenticated responses as static files — exploitation workflow, detection commands, and defensive configuration.
Read guideAttack GuideFreemarker SSTI
Server-side template injection in Freemarker — detection payloads, sandbox escape via new/assign, RCE patterns, and the new_builtin_class_resolver hardening that actually blocks it.
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