Vault47

27/05/2026

Happy Eid Al-Adha.
May Allah Accept from us and you.

25/05/2026

Protect your Udh'iyah.
Protecting your digital presence is very important. And protecting your Udh'iyah is even more important.

Just like threat actors are always trying to sabotage your digital presence and your business, the Shayateen are also on duty to sabotage your Udh'iyah.

As The Prophet (PBUH) said, "Deeds are but by intentions." (Sahih al-Bukhari); the Udhi'yah just like any other worship will be judged by your intention.

In these blessed days of Dhu'l H'ijjah, try your level best to please Allah as much as you can by exhaling in your worship. And thus purify your intention for the Udh'yah. Make your intention for the Udh'iyah only for the sake of Allah, only to please Him (Subh'anahu wa Ta'ala).

Also, when your Udhi'yah is done, remember the needy in your area and share the happiness of the Eid with everyone.

May Allah accept our Udhi'yah and all of our worships with full sincerity towards Allah (Subh'anahu wa Ta'ala).

Build Fearlessly, with faith upon Allah. Secure the Future, with the permission of Allah.

21/05/2026

Your systems go down at 2 PM on a Tuesday.

By the time you're back online, the real damage has already happened.

Most founders calculate downtime in hours.
Elite builders calculate it in opportunities lost forever.

Here's what 48 hours of downtime actually costs a scaling startup:
💰 Direct Revenue Loss
Every hour offline = thousands in lost transactions
That enterprise demo you scheduled? Canceled.
That product launch? Delayed.

📉 Customer Trust Erosion
New users who hit a broken product don't come back.
Enterprise clients evaluating you? They just chose your competitor.

⏰ Momentum Killed
You spent 6 months building momentum. Gone in 2 days.
Press coverage turns from success story to "technical difficulties."

👥 Team Morale Shattered
Your best engineers spending 72 hours firefighting instead of building.
Burnout doesn't show up in incident reports, but it shows up in resignations.

💼 Investor Confidence Damaged
That Series B conversation? Now it's a "let's revisit this next quarter."
Growth metrics matter, but so does operational reliability.

But here's what nobody tells you:
The companies that never experience catastrophic downtime aren't just lucky.

They're protected.
They didn't wait for a crisis to take security and reliability seriously.
They didn't treat infrastructure as "something we'll upgrade later."
They didn't assume "it won't happen to us."
They built protection into their growth strategy from day one.

Because downtime isn't just technical.
It's existential.

One breach. One exploit. One vulnerability.
And everything you've built over years can unravel in days.

Your runway shortens.
Your competitors gain ground.
Your vision gets put on pause.
All because protection was treated as optional, until it became critical.

The Real Question:
Can you afford 48 hours of downtime right now?
Can you afford to lose that enterprise deal because your systems failed during their evaluation?
Can you afford to explain to investors why growth stalled because of "technical issues"?
Or would you rather build on infrastructure that doesn't break when it matters most?

Downtime isn't just about lost revenue.
It's about lost trust.
Lost momentum.
Lost opportunities that never come back.

The companies scaling fearlessly right now?

They understand this:
Uptime isn't a technical metric. It's a competitive advantage.

While competitors scramble to recover from outages, they keep shipping.
While others explain downtime to angry customers, they keep growing.
While the market hesitates, they keep winning.
Because they protected their infrastructure before it became their liability.

Build Fearlessly. Secure the Future.
Follow Vault47 for insights on building growth that doesn't break under pressure.

Because your vision deserves protection that works 24/7, not just hope that nothing goes wrong.

20/05/2026

Every Breach Starts With Ambition, But Ends With Neglect

They had big plans.

Series B funding secured. Product-market fit confirmed. Enterprise pipeline growing.

The CEO was focused on scaling to 10X revenue.

The CTO was focused on shipping features faster.

Everyone was focused on growth.

Nobody was focused on what they were leaving exposed.

Six months later, the breach happened.

Not because they weren't smart.

Not because they weren't ambitious.

But because ambition without protection is just a countdown timer.

Here's the pattern nobody talks about:

Every major breach follows the same story:

- Company hits growth inflection point

- All energy flows to scaling, launching, winning

- Security becomes "we'll get to it next quarter"

- One vulnerability. One exploit. Everything stops.

The irony?

The same ambition that built the company becomes the thing that destroys it.

Because here's what happens when you scale without protection:

Your team grows, so does your attack surface.

Your integrations multiply, so do your entry points.

Your data increases, so does what you have to lose.

Growth creates vulnerability. Neglect turns it into catastrophe.

Ask any CEO who's lived through a breach:

"What would you do differently?"

The answer is always the same:

"I would have protected what I was building, before it was too late."

But most leaders don't learn this lesson from reflection.

They learn it from devastation.

They learn it when customer trust evaporates.

They learn it when investors pull out.

They learn it when their team's equity becomes worthless.

They learn it when ambition meets consequence.

The companies that scale fearlessly?

They understand something critical:

Security isn't what you do after you succeed.

It's what allows you to succeed in the first place.

They don't wait for the breach to take protection seriously.

They don't treat security as a "later" problem.

They don't assume they're "too small" or "too fast-moving" to be targeted.

They protect their ambition before it becomes their liability.

Because the truth is:

You can rebuild features.

You can reprioritize roadmaps.

You can pivot strategies.

But you can't rebuild trust after a breach.

So here's the question every scaling leader should ask:

Is your ambition protected, or just exposed?

Are you building on solid ground, or hoping the foundation holds?

Are you scaling fearlessly, or gambling with everything you've worked for?

The difference between a success story and a cautionary tale isn't ambition.

It's whether you protected that ambition before it was too late.

Build Fearlessly. Secure the Future.

Follow Vault47 for insights on protecting your vision as you scale it.

Because ambition deserves elite protection, not just hope.

20/11/2025

Quick question for CEOs and CTOs:

When scaling your company, which matters most?

🚀 Speed (moving faster than competitors)

💡 Innovation (building what others can't)

🛡️ Security (protecting what you're building)

🔗 All three equally

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Here's the uncomfortable truth:

Most leaders are forced to choose.

Speed vs. security.

Innovation vs. protection.

Growth vs. risk mitigation.

But that's a false choice.

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The companies scaling fearlessly right now?

They've stopped treating security as the enemy of speed.

They've made protection their competitive advantage.

While competitors scramble after breaches, they keep building.

While others pause for security audits, they keep launching.

While the market hesitates, they keep winning.

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Because here's what elite builders understand:

You can't scale at full speed if you're constantly looking over your shoulder.

You can't innovate boldly if you're worried about exposure.

You can't attract enterprise clients if you can't pass their security requirements.

Security isn't what slows you down.

Lack of security is.

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The real question isn't which matters most.

It's: Are you protected enough to pursue all three fearlessly?

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Drop your vote and tell me:

What's been your biggest challenge balancing these three?

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Follow Vault47 for insights on building speed, innovation, and security into your growth engine — not choosing between them.

Because the best builders don't compromise.

They protect their vision and accelerate anyway.

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18/11/2025

Most CEOs celebrate growth milestones.

Revenue up. Team scaling. Product launches accelerating.

But here's what nobody talks about:

Every new customer, integration, and market = a new attack surface.

Growth without protection isn't strategy.

It's gambling with everything you've built.

60% of breached companies close within 6 months.

One exploit. One breach. Years of innovation — erased.

The companies that scale fearlessly?

They protect their vision before it becomes vulnerable.

Your competitors aren't just racing to grow faster.

They're racing to secure smarter.

The question isn't whether to grow.

It's whether you're protected enough to grow fearlessly.

Two types of companies:

🎲 Those who grow recklessly (and pray nothing breaks)

🛡️ Those who grow fearlessly (because they're protected)

Which are you?

Security isn't a cost center.

It's a growth accelerator.

Protection = permission to scale boldly.

Can you enter new markets without hesitation?

Can you launch faster than competitors?

Can you scale without anxiety?

If not — you're not protected enough.

Build Fearlessly. Secure the Future.

Follow Vault47 for insights on growth without gambling.

Because your vision deserves elite protection.

12/03/2025

Don't Get Hacked! 5 Most Common Cyberattacks and How to Protect Your Business.

Cyberattacks are becoming increasingly common, and businesses are being targeted at an alarming rate. According to recent statistics, the global cost of cybercrime is expected to reach $10.5 trillion by 2025!

In today's digital landscape, businesses face a multitude of cyber threats that can have devastating consequences if not properly addressed. At Vault47, we are committed to protecting our clients from these perils by offering comprehensive security solutions tailored to their specific needs.

From phishing attacks to ransomware, understanding the most common types of cyberattacks is crucial in staying proactive in protecting your organization. 🔒

1️⃣ Phishing: A technique used by attackers to trick users into revealing sensitive information or downloading malicious software. This can lead to data breaches and financial losses. ⚠️
2️⃣ Ransomware: Malicious software that encrypts a victim's files, rendering them inaccessible unless the user pays a ransom. This can result in significant downtime and loss of critical data. 😠
3️⃣ DDoS Attacks: Overwhelming a target with traffic to make it unavailable or slow down its operations. This can disrupt your business's day-to-day activities and tarnish your reputation. ⚡️
4️⃣ Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) Attacks: An attacker intercepts communications between two parties, allowing them to steal sensitive information or inject malicious code into the communication stream. This can lead to data theft and unauthorized access to systems. 💻
5️⃣ SQL Injections: Attackers exploit vulnerabilities in web applications to gain unauthorized access to databases. This can result in the exposure of sensitive customer information or financial losses due to fraudulent activities. 🔑

The importance of being proactive in protecting against these threats cannot be overstated. By implementing a robust security strategy that addresses vulnerabilities, monitors for potential threats, and responds swiftly and effectively when incidents occur, businesses can minimize the impact of cyberattacks and safeguard their critical infrastructure.

Join us on our mission to protect businesses from the dangers of cybercrime. For more information about how Vault47 can help secure your organization, visit our website or connect with us on social media today!

01/03/2025

Okay! So we are successfully attracting hackers 😀.
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Recently, a few days ago, we saw some traffic to our website. And we saw that some hackers were trying out different hacks like XSS, SQLi, Config and OS discovery and so on. And most common among these attacks were XSS.
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And interestingly one hacker tried out the Config Discovery attack and I can say he was somewhat a pro because he limited his attacks to mostly valid traffic only and curated his payloads carefully so that they produce less noise.
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And this attack was a bit interesting because Config Discovery attacks are not very common among a lot of hackers to the point that they don't even try to exploit it. But for the same reason this area is pretty much unprotected on most servers, websites and web-apps.
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I am glad that we accounted for all situations and made sure that our website was secure enough to welcome these hackers. And when I made this website I actually expected to get hackers attacking our site also keeping in mind that nothing is fully secure for eternity and nothing is unbreakable. Well, because we are a Cyber Security company so why not.
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And this is what we do. We create a threat model and then implement the perfect Cyber Security solution and make our fortress based on that.
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26/02/2025

Did you know 🤔 that more than 69% of cyber attacks are performed against E-Commerce businesses 🤯 . And this is in Bangladesh.

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You may think that Bangladeshi businesses are not a target for hackers. But statistics say otherwise.

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🧐 According to Cyfirma, Bangladesh is a lucrative target for hackers from all over the world. And this is increasing day by day as the world moves forward in technological advances.

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📈 The stats say that more than 69% of these cyber attacks or hacks are against E-Commerce businesses and other information technology business.

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✅ The solution: It's simple!

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🚩 Make sure the Cyber Security posture of your business is up to the industry standard.

🚩 Train your members of your business on Cyber Security and how to mitigate the risks.

🚩 Have a bug out plan for a Cyber Attack incidence.

09/01/2025

Seeking Dynamic SOC Analyst to Join Our Vault47 Team!

Vault47 is seeking a dynamic and dedicated Security Operations Center (SOC) Analyst to join our team! As a leading cybersecurity service provider, we are dedicated to protecting businesses of all sizes from the ever-evolving threat landscape. We offer comprehensive benefits, and ample opportunities for professional growth and development.

Workspace: Remote (with occasional physical meeting with team members if possible)

The kind of person we are looking for:

* Always eager to learn new things and gain new skills
* Not afraid of doing new things and solving new and complex problems
* And a Hacker following hacker culture who hacks his way out in cultivating new opportunities

Responsibilities:

* Monitor and analyze security logs and alerts from various sources in real-time
* Respond quickly and effectively to security incidents, taking appropriate actions to mitigate potential risks
* Collaborate with cross-functional teams to investigate and resolve security issues and provide recommendations for improving security posture
* Continuously enhance our SIEM platform and SOC processes to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of our security operations
* Contribute to the development and implementation of new tools, techniques, and methodologies to support our security operations
* Develop and maintain threat intelligence reports, providing insights on emerging threats and vulnerabilities
* Stay up-to-date with industry trends, new technologies, and emerging threats
* Participate in regular team meetings and training sessions to stay current on best practices and new techniques

Requirements:

* Strong understanding of network protocols, firewalls, IDS/IPS, and SIEM systems
* Proficiency in scripting languages such as Python, Bash, or PowerShell
* Experience in a SOC environment, preferably in a similar role
* Excellent communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively within a team environment
* Experience with threat intelligence and incident response
* Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills

Educational requirement:

* What is that? Never heard of it!

Nice to Have:

* Various Cyber Security Certifications
* Bachelor's degree in Cyber Security, Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field

Special Note:

Our members will be provided with learning material and required training (subject to availability) to better work in this role. Freshers are most welcome to apply for this role. Let's talk! You might be the best fit for our dedicated team.

About Us:

Vault47 is a Cyber Security company dedicated to providing expert security solutions to our clients. We're a team of highly skilled professionals passionate about protecting businesses and organizations from cyber threats.

What We Offer:

* Opportunity to work with a growing Cyber Security company
* Professional development opportunities (training, learning material, etc.)
* Flexible working hours and remote work options
* Collaborative and dynamic team environment

Remuneration: Will be discussed.

Finally, why you should apply:

You should apply for this role to gain experience in Cyber Security (Of course). Besides that, you will have experience in an environment where new opportunites awaits you. This is a great opportunity to work with a new Cyber Security company or a startup if you will. You will be able to see how a company grows from ground up. You will experience what it likes to have that urgency and rush to solve a problem and save a client under imminent Cyber Attack.

Interested candidates should submit their resume and a brief explanation of why they are an excellent fit for this role. We look forward to receiving your application and the opportunity to discuss how you can contribute to our mission of keeping businesses safe from cyber threats!

You can apply here: https://forms.gle/a3p5E3GfFQsdee1WA