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How Pentester Scan vulnerability of Any Website
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Subdomain_hunting_NETFLIX_AND_ENUMERATION_1704752989.pdf
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β Deobfuscate obfuscator.io, unminify, transpile, and unpack webpack/browserify, using webcrack to resemble the original source code as much as possible.
Command Line Interface
Examples
β’ Repository: Github
β’ Website: webcrack.netlify.app
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Command Line Interface
npm install -g webcrack
Examples
webcrack input.js
webcrack input.js > output.js
webcrack bundle.js -o output-dir
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π§βπ π SQL Injection $1000 Bounty | Bug bounty POC by The Cyberboy, 2024
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OWASP Juice Shop Walkthrough All-in-one-PDF, 2025 (upd)
Updated 2025 version
OWASP Juice Shop is probably the most modern and sophisticated insecure web application! It can be used in security trainings, awareness demos, CTFs and as a guinea pig for security tools!
Juice Shop encompasses vulnerabilities from the entire OWASP Top Ten along with many other security flaws found in real-world applications!
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OWASP Juice Shop is probably the most modern and sophisticated insecure web application! It can be used in security trainings, awareness demos, CTFs and as a guinea pig for security tools!
Juice Shop encompasses vulnerabilities from the entire OWASP Top Ten along with many other security flaws found in real-world applications!
π₯Official page
Early post:
YouTube playlist + PDF (2020)
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π§© #Owasp
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Complete SQLMap Database Penetration Testing Guide by Harshit Rajpal & Aarti Singh
This PDF breaks down SQLMap from beginner to advanced level, with real-world examples, commands, and workflows that mirror what youβd do in an actual assessment.
πΉ SQL Injection Detection
β Error-based, Boolean-based, Time-based
β Identifying vulnerable parameters
β Breaking queries to trigger server errors
πΉ Database Enumeration
β Listing DBMS names
β Enumerating databases, tables, columns
β Extracting sensitive data safely
πΉ Data Extraction Techniques
β Dumping specific tables
β Full database dumps
β Hash extraction and format recognition
πΉ SQLMap Targeting Options
β -u for single URL targeting
β Attacking from log files
β Bulk attack using multiple URLs
β Using Google Dorks with SQLMap
β Running SQLMap on intercepted HTTP requests (-r option)
πΉ File System & OS Interaction
β Uploading / downloading files
β Executing system commands
β Out-of-band shells and Meterpreter sessions
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This PDF breaks down SQLMap from beginner to advanced level, with real-world examples, commands, and workflows that mirror what youβd do in an actual assessment.
πΉ SQL Injection Detection
β Error-based, Boolean-based, Time-based
β Identifying vulnerable parameters
β Breaking queries to trigger server errors
πΉ Database Enumeration
β Listing DBMS names
β Enumerating databases, tables, columns
β Extracting sensitive data safely
πΉ Data Extraction Techniques
β Dumping specific tables
β Full database dumps
β Hash extraction and format recognition
πΉ SQLMap Targeting Options
β -u for single URL targeting
β Attacking from log files
β Bulk attack using multiple URLs
β Using Google Dorks with SQLMap
β Running SQLMap on intercepted HTTP requests (-r option)
πΉ File System & OS Interaction
β Uploading / downloading files
β Executing system commands
β Out-of-band shells and Meterpreter sessions
π° @BackupLSO
π @LibrarySecOfficial
JWT Security β Complete Enterprise Implementation for Modern Apps π‘
π JWT Architecture & Design
β’ Header, payload, signature internals
β’ Secure use of alg, kid, and claim design
β’ Stateless vs session-based auth from a security lens
π£ Real-World Vulnerabilities
β’ Algorithm confusion (none, RS256βHS256) with full exploit + fix
β’ Key management pitfalls (weak secrets, kid path-traversal, JWKS abuse)
β’ Token storage risks (localStorage, extensions, XSS, supply-chain issues)
𧬠Secure Implementation Blueprint
β’ End-to-end JWT lifecycle: auth β issuance β storage β usage β refresh β revocation
β’ Device binding, replay detection, anomaly detection & rate limiting
β’ Production-ready JWT service with Redis, logging, metrics & audit trails
π Code You Can Drop Into Your Stack
β’ Python & Node-style examples
β’ Secure header/payload builders
β’ Signature verification pipelines with strict algorithm whitelisting
β’ Key rotation strategy with kid and overlapping keys
π§© #JWT
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π JWT Architecture & Design
β’ Header, payload, signature internals
β’ Secure use of alg, kid, and claim design
β’ Stateless vs session-based auth from a security lens
π£ Real-World Vulnerabilities
β’ Algorithm confusion (none, RS256βHS256) with full exploit + fix
β’ Key management pitfalls (weak secrets, kid path-traversal, JWKS abuse)
β’ Token storage risks (localStorage, extensions, XSS, supply-chain issues)
𧬠Secure Implementation Blueprint
β’ End-to-end JWT lifecycle: auth β issuance β storage β usage β refresh β revocation
β’ Device binding, replay detection, anomaly detection & rate limiting
β’ Production-ready JWT service with Redis, logging, metrics & audit trails
π Code You Can Drop Into Your Stack
β’ Python & Node-style examples
β’ Secure header/payload builders
β’ Signature verification pipelines with strict algorithm whitelisting
β’ Key rotation strategy with kid and overlapping keys
π§© #JWT
π° @BackupLSO
π @LibrarySecOfficial
Deep-Dive Drop: Dev(sec)Ops Process for Dummies πβοΈ
Most teams ship code to production in minutes⦠and trust a few YAML lines not to burn the house down
In this guide, I break down how one missing security gate in a CI/CD pipeline led to a 47-minute attack and $4M+ in damageβand how to redesign your processes so it never happens again.
π The 3:47 AM Incident
β’ Step-by-step timeline from alert β triage β forensics β root cause
β’ How a βhotfixβ branch, skipped scans, and an expired token led to full domain compromise
π Secure vs Insecure DevOps Patterns
β’ Manual approval gates, shared service accounts, static tokens, no baselines
β’ Secure alternatives: immutable workflows, environment-specific gates, anomaly detection, auto-rollback, ephemeral creds
π§© 8 Core Processes Across the SDLC
β’ Vulnerability scanning (SAST/SCA/DAST/Cloud/IaC)
β’ CI/CD pipeline security and workflow hardening
β’ Infrastructure change management (Terraform / K8s / cloud)
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Most teams ship code to production in minutes⦠and trust a few YAML lines not to burn the house down
In this guide, I break down how one missing security gate in a CI/CD pipeline led to a 47-minute attack and $4M+ in damageβand how to redesign your processes so it never happens again.
π The 3:47 AM Incident
β’ Step-by-step timeline from alert β triage β forensics β root cause
β’ How a βhotfixβ branch, skipped scans, and an expired token led to full domain compromise
π Secure vs Insecure DevOps Patterns
β’ Manual approval gates, shared service accounts, static tokens, no baselines
β’ Secure alternatives: immutable workflows, environment-specific gates, anomaly detection, auto-rollback, ephemeral creds
π§© 8 Core Processes Across the SDLC
β’ Vulnerability scanning (SAST/SCA/DAST/Cloud/IaC)
β’ CI/CD pipeline security and workflow hardening
β’ Infrastructure change management (Terraform / K8s / cloud)
π° @BackupLSO
π @LibrarySecOfficial