Category: Mix
How to disable data persistence on Ubuntu using overlayroot
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We’re back! BugBountyNotes relaunched as BugBountyHunter.com | by Sean (zseano)
Hi there! What a year it’s been right?! Let’s not mention the C word… it’s lockdown in 2hours here in...
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Leaked Salesforce API access token at IKEA.com | by Jonathan Bouman
Proof of concept BackgroundPreviously we discussed a Local File Inclusion bug at IKEA.com, the bug was quite complicated and showed...
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Attacks on Applications of K-Anonymity — For the Rest of Us | by d0nut
Three weeks ago I saw a blog post by fellow bug hunter, Jack Cable. The post both inspired and challenged...
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Q: HOW do you find hidden stuff on websites? (this episode is all about CONTENT DISCOVERY!)
Q: HOW do you find hidden stuff on websites? (this episode is all about CONTENT DISCOVERY!) Source link
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2Q21: New Year’s Reflections
Wishing you and your loved ones a very happy new year! Source link
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Using ngrok to proxy internal servers in restrictive environments
November 18, 2015 · security ngrok pentesting When gaining shell access to a machine on a network, a promising attack...
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Penetrating PornHub – XSS vulns galore (plus a cool shirt!)
When PornHub launched their public bug bounty program, I was pretty sure that most of the low hanging fruits of...
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Abusing HTTP Path Normalization and Cache Poisoning to steal Rocket League accounts | Sam Curry
Over the last few years, usage of vulnerability disclosure and bug bounty programs have increased significantly. It is now almost...
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Extracting SSH Private Keys From Windows 10 ssh-agent
This weekend I installed the Windows 10 Spring Update, and was pretty excited to start playing with the new, builtin...
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1k Per Day Challenge — Earning 30k in 30 Days – Ron Chan
It starts with this tweet Since money is one of the best way to keep hunters motivated, going after a difficult...
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