🔥LEAKEY is a bash script which checks and validates for leaked credentials. The idea behind LEAKEY is to make it highly customizable and easy to add checks for new services.

🫡https://github.com/rohsec/LEAKEY

🚨BB Tip — WAF evasion with weird chars

Here’s the thing: attackers hide simple payloads (eg. cat /etc/passwd) by stuffing params with backslashes, \x.. hex, IFS, and odd punctuation (|/???/\b**\h). Don’t match raw strings — normalize first, then detect.

👉Quick checks:
Decode repeatedly until stable, then run signatures.
Flag mixed-encoding or repeated escape sequences.
Use allowlists for expected param formats.

📎Reference- https://github.com/swisskyrepo/PayloadsAllTheThings/tree/master/Command%20Injection#filter-bypassesAC

🚨 Find Low Hanging Fruits Using Nuclei AI 🚨

nuclei -list targets.txt -ai "Find exposed AI/ML model files (.pkl, .h5, .pt) that may leak proprietary algorithms or sensitive training data"

nuclei -list targets.txt -ai "Find exposed automation scripts (.sh, .ps1, .bat) revealing internal tooling or credentials"

nuclei -list targets.txt -ai "Identify misconfigured CSP headers allowing 'unsafe-inline' or wildcard sources"

nuclei -list targets.txt -ai "Detect pages leaking JWT tokens in URLs or cookies"

nuclei -list targets.txt -ai "Identify overly verbose error messages revealing framework or library details"

nuclei -list targets.txt -ai "Find application endpoints with verbose stack traces or source code exposure"

nuclei -list targets.txt -ai "Find sensitive information in HTML comments (debug notes, API keys, credentials)"

nuclei -list targets.txt -ai "Find exposed .env files leaking credentials, API keys, and database passwords"

nuclei -list targets.txt -ai "Find exposed configuration files such as config.json, config.yaml, config.php, application.properties containing API keys and database credentials."

nuclei -list targets.txt -ai "Find exposed configuration files containing sensitive information such as credentials, API keys, database passwords, and cloud service secrets."

nuclei -list targets.txt -ai "Find database configuration files such as database.yml, db_config.php, .pgpass, .my.cnf leaking credentials."

nuclei -list targets.txt -ai "Find exposed Docker and Kubernetes configuration files such as docker-compose.yml, kubeconfig, .dockercfg, .docker/config.json containing cloud credentials and secrets."

nuclei -list targets.txt -ai "Find exposed SSH keys and configuration files such as id_rsa, authorized_keys, and ssh_config."

nuclei -list targets.txt -ai "Find exposed WordPress configuration files (wp-config.php) containing database credentials and authentication secrets."

nuclei -list targets.txt -ai "Identify exposed .npmrc and .yarnrc files leaking NPM authentication tokens"

nuclei -list targets.txt -ai "Identify open directory listings exposing sensitive files"

nuclei -list targets.txt -ai "Find exposed .git directories allowing full repo download"

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nuclei -list targets.txt -ai "Identify open FTP servers allowing anonymous access"

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nuclei -list targets.txt -ai "Find exposed Swagger, Redocly, GraphiQL, and API Blueprint documentation"

nuclei -list targets.txt -ai "Identify exposed .vscode and .idea directories leaking developer configs"

nuclei -list targets.txt -ai "Detect internal IP addresses (10.x.x.x, 192.168.x.x, etc.) in HTTP responses"

nuclei -list targets.txt -ai "Find exposed WordPress debug.log files leaking credentials and error messages"

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nuclei -list targets.txt -ai "Find publicly accessible backup and log files (.log, .bak, .sql, .zip, .dump)"

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nuclei -list targets.txt -ai "Identify commonly used API endpoints that expose sensitive user data, returning HTTP status 200 OK."

nuclei -list targets.txt -ai "Detect web applications running in debug mode, potentially exposing sensitive system information."

👉Check Well Known Files/Paths - A JS console script to paste into console
It will attempt to identify and uncover potentially useful files for enumeration

➡️Script: https://hackertips.today/cmd/CheckWellKnown.js

🥳How to use:
• Open the script URL and copy it to clipboard.
• Open the target site, Inspect → Console.
• Paste the script and run.
• Look for any requests returning HTTP 200, visit those URLs and validate exposure.

😮What to watch for:
• /.git, /.env, backup files, robots.txt revealing sensitive paths, config files, or public storage with credentials.
• Any unexpected 200 on predictable filenames.

🟢Quick mitigation:
• Remove or restrict public access to sensitive files.
• Block common sensitive filenames at the webserver/WAF.
• Return 403/404 for those paths and avoid leaking contents in error pages.

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🥳DiffRays is a research-oriented tool for binary patch diffing, designed to aid in vulnerability research, exploit development, and reverse engineering.

🟢 https://github.com/pwnfuzz/diffrays