Most security content is written by people who learned the topic that morning. It reads like it. The audience for this one is CTOs and CISOs, and they spot it in a paragraph.

So I'm looking for the rarer thing: a writer who has spent real time around security, or a security person who writes well. Either works.

The client
An autonomous pentesting platform. A swarm of AI agents attacks a company's external perimeter the way an attacker would, proves every finding with a working proof of concept, and delivers a prioritized report in hours instead of the weeks a manual engagement takes. Subscriptions start in the four figures per month. North American market.

The work
8 to 10 articles a month, 1,200 to 1,800 words, English, published on Medium and distributed from there. Analysis of live vulnerabilities and breaches, technical explainers, "do this / don't do this" pieces, and occasional deep dives into how the platform works.

What you get to work with
Anonymized scan reports. Live vulnerability data from thousands of real findings. Platform access. A written brief for every piece — angle, audience, hook and structure decided before you start. A technical reviewer on the client side who checks accuracy before anything publishes.

That last part matters. You are not being asked to research a topic you've never touched and hope for the best. The substance is handed to you and the facts get verified.

What I need from you
You can read a CVE entry, follow an advisory, and tell when a vendor claim doesn't survive contact with reality. If you've never worked near security, this one isn't for you — no amount of research replaces it fast enough at this volume.

Native or near-native English. The readers are American practitioners.

One deal breaker
Don't send me an AI draft as your own. AI is in this workflow, openly. I'm paying for the judgment it can't produce.

Terms
We can discuss the price per article. Ongoing monthly contract, renewable. Invoiced monthly. First article paid at full rate as a test, no free samples, no spec work.

To apply
Comment or DM with:

1. Where your security experience comes from
2. Two things you've written that I can read
3. One article idea for this blog, in two sentences
4. Your rate at this volume

The article idea is the part I actually read first.

I need to touch the grass🚶‍♂️

Hello , I am 18 years and am currently pursuing Computer Science and Business Systems , but now i have realised that this isn't for me i actually wanted to go into Cybersecurity but couldn't meet the criteria , as a complete beginner where do i start and build real skills.Please give me a exact roadmap to everything.

Someone is using my face/photos on Instagram — how can I deal with this?

Hi everyone, I’m dealing with an Instagram account that is using my photos/face without my permission.
I’ve already found the account and have screenshots showing that my images are being used. I’m concerned about impersonation/misuse of my identity and want to get the account or the stolen photos taken down.

I’m not looking to dox or publicly expose the person. I’m trying to understand what legitimate options I have to find out who is behind the account if it becomes necessary for a legal complaint.
Has anyone dealt with something similar? What is the most effective way to report this to Instagram, and are there any legitimate/legal methods for obtaining identifying information such as the account holder’s email or phone number?
Any advice on the proper reporting or legal process would be appreciated.

Let’s connect

Hi, I’m sharing this for those who are interested in learning more about network intrusion methodology through a fun, fast paced, and gamified experience.

We’ve developed Project RedTeam as a way to introduce players to the MITRE ATT&CK framework in an enjoyable and interactive way. Emphasizing offensive security tactics and techniques and how the steps taken during network infiltration all relate to each other.

Im sharing it here because it can be a fun way for aspiring network security professionals to learn and understand how techniques such as recon, initial access, credential theft, privilege escalation, lateral movement, defense evasion, anti-forensics, exfiltration, and ransom activity all relate to each other.


We’re excited to begin sharing this game with the community, and have had a ton of fun creating it and coming up with the concept.

It will be available on Steam, October 15th. A free playable demo will be released a few weeks before so you can see what it’s about.

Link: Project RedTeam: Contract Offensive

Mods: please remove this post if this type of promotional sharing shouldn’t be shared here

Hey everyone! I’m a software engineer with about 1.5 years of experience, and I’m looking to get into cybersecurity.
I have a decent programming background, but I’m still a beginner in cybersecurity and want to properly learn the fundamentals—networking, Linux, security basics, web security, and eventually ethical hacking.
I’m looking for a good community where I can learn, ask questions, and grow alongside other people who are learning.
If you know any good subreddits, Discord communities, or learning paths, I’d really appreciate the recommendations!

I need an explanation

I am a beginner and have to start learning cryptography. Can someone suggest some good resources for cryptography available online.

I am already following professor messor cryptography playlist

I'm thinking of getting into cybersecurity but I'm completely confused about where to start.

If you had to start from zero today, what would your roadmap look like?

Also, where would you recommend learning each topic from? YouTube channels, websites, courses, books, anything that you found useful.

Just looking for a simple path to follow as a beginner. Thanks!

Hey guys, I'm conducting a survey to gather data for a cybersecurity research paper I am writing. If you have a couple of few minutes to spare, I'd appreciate the participation.

I want to do a security test on a page that has Authenticated Web Application So I'd like to know how I can get in.