How They Got Hacked Episode Fifty Six 56
How They Got Hacked Episode Fifty Six 56 Source link
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XXE-scape through the front door: circumventing the firewall with HTTP request smuggling
In this write-up, I want to share a cool way in which I was able to bypass firewall limitations that were stopping me from successfully…
Learning to Hack in 2021: What resources should you use?
Learning to Hack in 2021: What resources should you use? Source link
Default vs Release build in Crystal
Crystal은 컴파일 언어로 바이너리로 빌드하여 사용할 수 있습니다. 그리고 공식 가이드에선 release build 시 —release flag 사용을 권고하고 있는데요. 오늘은 이 flag가 어떤 역할을 하는지,…
Cybersecurity journey from ‘Scanners’ to ‘Posture Management’
Cybersecurity journey from ‘Scanners’ to ‘Posture Management’ Source link
Fuzzing XSS Sanitizers for Fun and Profit | Tom Anthony
Fuzzing XSS Sanitizers for Fun and Profit | Tom Anthony Source link
Level Up Your Bug Bounty Effectiveness, Part II: Operational Areas to Continuously Improve
Hacker Engagement First impressions matter! Win hackers over early on and create “anchor” hackers – program stalwarts that learn all about the target organization and…
IRCTC hacked?
IRCTC hacked? Source link
Reading RFCs for bug bounty hunters
Yesterday, I received an email from a reader concerning IETF Request for Comments (RFCs): “I have heard about hackers reading RFCs. Is there a guide…
Determining hacking targets with recon and automation
Why picking targets is so important Many ethical hackers struggle because they are hacking the “wrong” types of targets for them. This is especially true…
Vulnerabilities page updates: Major improvements to accelerate remediation
We’ve redesigned the Vulnerabilities page to reduce cognitive overload. We know that most security teams today handle a backlog of thousands of vulnerabilities. We also…
Recover Python Virtualenvs After Upgrading
Note: If you’re pretty familiar with this issue, skip straight to the solution This will be a quick post about how to solve an issue…