π₯ Types of Privileged Accounts You Should Know
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π Not all accounts are created equal β privileged accounts can become high-value targets.
Here are 8 types every cybersecurity professional should understand:
π Root / Superuser Accounts
β Highest level of access
π‘ Admin Accounts
β Manage systems, users & configurations
π Database Admin Accounts
β Control databases & sensitive data
βοΈ Service Accounts
β Used by applications and services
π» Application Accounts
β Run applications with defined permissions
π€ Vendor / Third-Party Accounts
β External access for support & services
π Privileged User Accounts
β Elevated access for specific tasks
π¨ Emergency / Break-Glass Accounts
β Emergency access when normal accounts aren't available
π― Security tip:
The more privileged an account is, the more important it becomes to apply MFA, least privilege, strong credential management, monitoring and regular access reviews.
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π Not all accounts are created equal β privileged accounts can become high-value targets.
Here are 8 types every cybersecurity professional should understand:
π Root / Superuser Accounts
β Highest level of access
π‘ Admin Accounts
β Manage systems, users & configurations
π Database Admin Accounts
β Control databases & sensitive data
βοΈ Service Accounts
β Used by applications and services
π» Application Accounts
β Run applications with defined permissions
π€ Vendor / Third-Party Accounts
β External access for support & services
π Privileged User Accounts
β Elevated access for specific tasks
π¨ Emergency / Break-Glass Accounts
β Emergency access when normal accounts aren't available
π― Security tip:
The more privileged an account is, the more important it becomes to apply MFA, least privilege, strong credential management, monitoring and regular access reviews.
π Save this cheat sheet.
π Repost to help another cybersecurity professional.
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π₯ Top 25 RCE Parameters Every Bug Hunter Should Know
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Looking for potential Remote Code Execution (RCE) entry points during an authorized web security assessment? π
π― Common parameters to investigate:
cmd β’ exec β’ command β’ execute β’ ping
query β’ jump β’ code β’ reg β’ do
func β’ arg β’ option β’ load β’ process
step β’ read β’ function β’ req β’ feature
exe β’ module β’ payload β’ run β’ print
π§ Bug Hunting Workflow
π Discover input parameters
β‘οΈ Identify where the input is processed
β‘οΈ Understand the application's intended functionality
β‘οΈ Test safely within the authorized scope
β‘οΈ Validate impact before reporting
β οΈ Important: A parameter name alone does not indicate an RCE vulnerability. Always verify the application's behavior and test only systems you are authorized to assess.
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Looking for potential Remote Code Execution (RCE) entry points during an authorized web security assessment? π
π― Common parameters to investigate:
cmd β’ exec β’ command β’ execute β’ ping
query β’ jump β’ code β’ reg β’ do
func β’ arg β’ option β’ load β’ process
step β’ read β’ function β’ req β’ feature
exe β’ module β’ payload β’ run β’ print
π§ Bug Hunting Workflow
π Discover input parameters
β‘οΈ Identify where the input is processed
β‘οΈ Understand the application's intended functionality
β‘οΈ Test safely within the authorized scope
β‘οΈ Validate impact before reporting
β οΈ Important: A parameter name alone does not indicate an RCE vulnerability. Always verify the application's behavior and test only systems you are authorized to assess.
π Save this cheat sheet for your next pentest.
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π₯ Top 25 SQL Injection Parameters Every Bug Hunter Should Know
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Looking for potential SQL injection entry points? π
Start by understanding the application's input parameters.
π― Common parameters to investigate:
id β’ page β’ region β’ nav β’ main
dir β’ search β’ category β’ url β’ class
file β’ news β’ item β’ menu β’ lang
name β’ ref β’ title β’ view β’ topic
form β’ data β’ type β’ join β’ date
π§ Bug Hunting Workflow
π Discover parameters
β‘οΈ Identify where user input reaches the application
β‘οΈ Review how the backend processes the input
β‘οΈ Test safely in an authorized environment
β‘οΈ Confirm the behavior before reporting
β οΈ Important: A parameter name alone does not mean SQL injection exists. Always validate the application's actual behavior and authorization scope.
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Looking for potential SQL injection entry points? π
Start by understanding the application's input parameters.
π― Common parameters to investigate:
id β’ page β’ region β’ nav β’ main
dir β’ search β’ category β’ url β’ class
file β’ news β’ item β’ menu β’ lang
name β’ ref β’ title β’ view β’ topic
form β’ data β’ type β’ join β’ date
π§ Bug Hunting Workflow
π Discover parameters
β‘οΈ Identify where user input reaches the application
β‘οΈ Review how the backend processes the input
β‘οΈ Test safely in an authorized environment
β‘οΈ Confirm the behavior before reporting
β οΈ Important: A parameter name alone does not mean SQL injection exists. Always validate the application's actual behavior and authorization scope.
π Save this cheat sheet.
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π₯ Top 25 XSS Parameters Every Bug Hunter Should Know
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Finding XSS isn't always about the payload.
Sometimes, finding the right parameter is the first step. π
π― Common parameters worth checking:
q β’ s β’ search β’ id β’ lang
keyword β’ query β’ page β’ keywords β’ year
view β’ email β’ type β’ name β’ p
month β’ url β’ terms β’ key β’ l
begindate β’ enddate β’ and moreβ¦
π§ Bug Hunting Workflow:
π Discover parameters
β‘οΈ Understand their purpose
β‘οΈ Trace where input is reflected
β‘οΈ Check the applicationβs output encoding
β‘οΈ Validate safely in an authorized environment
β‘οΈ Remember: A parameter isn't automatically vulnerable just because its name appears on a list. Always verify the application's actual behavior.
π Save this cheat sheet for your next web security assessment.
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Finding XSS isn't always about the payload.
Sometimes, finding the right parameter is the first step. π
π― Common parameters worth checking:
q β’ s β’ search β’ id β’ lang
keyword β’ query β’ page β’ keywords β’ year
view β’ email β’ type β’ name β’ p
month β’ url β’ terms β’ key β’ l
begindate β’ enddate β’ and moreβ¦
π§ Bug Hunting Workflow:
π Discover parameters
β‘οΈ Understand their purpose
β‘οΈ Trace where input is reflected
β‘οΈ Check the applicationβs output encoding
β‘οΈ Validate safely in an authorized environment
β‘οΈ Remember: A parameter isn't automatically vulnerable just because its name appears on a list. Always verify the application's actual behavior.
π Save this cheat sheet for your next web security assessment.
π Repost to help another bug hunter!
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One cheat sheet. 28 protocols. π
From everyday web traffic to secure file transfers and messaging:
π Web & Application
HTTP β’ HTTPS β’ WebSocket β’ Gopher β’ RTSP β’ RTMP
π File Transfer
FTP β’ FTPS β’ SFTP β’ SCP β’ TFTP β’ SMB β’ SFTP
π§ Email
SMTP β’ SMTPS β’ IMAP β’ IMAPS β’ POP3 β’ POP3S
π Secure Communication
SSH β’ TLS β’ QUIC β’ LDAPS
π‘ Other Protocols
Telnet β’ LDAP β’ MQTT β’ DNS/DIG β’ WSS β’ SMB
π§ Why should security professionals care?
Every protocol creates a different communication pattern, attack surface, and troubleshooting path.
Understanding protocols helps with:
π Network reconnaissance
π‘ SOC investigations
π‘ Traffic analysis
π Web & API testing
π Secure configuration
π― Penetration testing
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One cheat sheet. 28 protocols. π
From everyday web traffic to secure file transfers and messaging:
π Web & Application
HTTP β’ HTTPS β’ WebSocket β’ Gopher β’ RTSP β’ RTMP
π File Transfer
FTP β’ FTPS β’ SFTP β’ SCP β’ TFTP β’ SMB β’ SFTP
π§ Email
SMTP β’ SMTPS β’ IMAP β’ IMAPS β’ POP3 β’ POP3S
π Secure Communication
SSH β’ TLS β’ QUIC β’ LDAPS
π‘ Other Protocols
Telnet β’ LDAP β’ MQTT β’ DNS/DIG β’ WSS β’ SMB
π§ Why should security professionals care?
Every protocol creates a different communication pattern, attack surface, and troubleshooting path.
Understanding protocols helps with:
π Network reconnaissance
π‘ SOC investigations
π‘ Traffic analysis
π Web & API testing
π Secure configuration
π― Penetration testing
π Save this cheat sheet for your networking & cybersecurity journey.
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π₯ Cryptocurrency Attack Surface for OSINT Investigations
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Crypto investigations are not just about wallet addresses. π§
A single transaction can lead investigators through an entire ecosystem:
βΏ Cryptocurrency
β Blockchain
β Transactions
β Wallets
β Exchanges
β Mining activity
β Contracts
β Blocks
π Key OSINT pivots:
π° Wallet balances & transactions
π Transaction timestamps
π Transaction hashes
π΅ Amounts & fees
π¦ Intermediary wallets
π Cryptocurrency exchanges
π Tumbling/mixing services
βοΈ Mining pools & payouts
π Smart contracts
πΌ NFTs & tokens
π¨ Scam reports
π Historical & current prices
π― Investigation mindset:
One wallet β multiple transactions β connected wallets β services β infrastructure β broader intelligence.
The real value comes from connecting the relationships between these data points, rather than examining a single blockchain record in isolation.
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Crypto investigations are not just about wallet addresses. π§
A single transaction can lead investigators through an entire ecosystem:
βΏ Cryptocurrency
β Blockchain
β Transactions
β Wallets
β Exchanges
β Mining activity
β Contracts
β Blocks
π Key OSINT pivots:
π° Wallet balances & transactions
π Transaction timestamps
π Transaction hashes
π΅ Amounts & fees
π¦ Intermediary wallets
π Cryptocurrency exchanges
π Tumbling/mixing services
βοΈ Mining pools & payouts
π Smart contracts
πΌ NFTs & tokens
π¨ Scam reports
π Historical & current prices
π― Investigation mindset:
One wallet β multiple transactions β connected wallets β services β infrastructure β broader intelligence.
The real value comes from connecting the relationships between these data points, rather than examining a single blockchain record in isolation.
π Save this OSINT cheat sheet.
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π₯ Google Dorks for Bug Bounty β Recon Cheat Sheet
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Want to improve your web recon workflow? π
Google operators can help security researchers discover publicly indexed information about an authorized target.
π― Useful recon patterns:
π Domain Discovery
site:example.com
π Find PHP pages & parameters
site:example.com ext:php inurl:?
π XSS-Prone Parameters
inurl:q | inurl:s | inurl:search | inurl:query | inurl:keyword
π Open Redirect Candidates
inurl:url= | inurl:return= | inurl:next= | inurl:redirect=
π Potentially Interesting Files
site:example.com ext:log | ext:txt | ext:conf | ext:ini | ext:env
π Negative Search
site:example.com -www -shop -share
π§ Recon mindset:
Discover β Filter β Validate β Document β Report
β οΈ Important: Search-engine indexing does not mean a resource is vulnerable. Use these techniques only against systems you are authorized to test, and avoid accessing sensitive data you don't need.
π Save this cheat sheet for your next bug bounty recon.
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Want to improve your web recon workflow? π
Google operators can help security researchers discover publicly indexed information about an authorized target.
π― Useful recon patterns:
π Domain Discovery
site:example.com
π Find PHP pages & parameters
site:example.com ext:php inurl:?
π XSS-Prone Parameters
inurl:q | inurl:s | inurl:search | inurl:query | inurl:keyword
π Open Redirect Candidates
inurl:url= | inurl:return= | inurl:next= | inurl:redirect=
π Potentially Interesting Files
site:example.com ext:log | ext:txt | ext:conf | ext:ini | ext:env
π Negative Search
site:example.com -www -shop -share
π§ Recon mindset:
Discover β Filter β Validate β Document β Report
β οΈ Important: Search-engine indexing does not mean a resource is vulnerable. Use these techniques only against systems you are authorized to test, and avoid accessing sensitive data you don't need.
π Save this cheat sheet for your next bug bounty recon.
π Repost to help another security researcher.
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A quick reference for the Linux commands you actually use every day. β‘οΈ
π File Commands
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π Permissions
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π¦ Archives & Encryption
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nano + essential shortcuts
βοΈ Resource Management
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β¨οΈ Terminal Shortcuts
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A quick reference for the Linux commands you actually use every day. β‘οΈ
π File Commands
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π Permissions
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π¦ Archives & Encryption
tar β’ gpg β’ zip
βοΈ Text Editing
nano + essential shortcuts
βοΈ Resource Management
ps β’ top β’ free β’ df β’ mount β’ kill
β¨οΈ Terminal Shortcuts
Ctrl+C β’ Ctrl+Z β’ Ctrl+D β’ Ctrl+R β’ Tab
π‘ Perfect for:
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Your Linux terminal toolkit β in ONE cheatsheet. β‘οΈ
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π Logging
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βοΈ System
top β’ ps β’ htop β’ lsof β’ lsusb β’ rsync β’ tmux β’ lspci
πΎ Storage
df β’ du β’ fdisk β’ lsblk β’ mount β’ lvm β’ iostat β’ smartctl
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Your Linux terminal toolkit β in ONE cheatsheet. β‘οΈ
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π Security
iptables β’ ufw β’ ssh β’ openssl β’ gpg β’ fail2ban β’ nmap β’ rkhunter
π Logging
journalctl β’ logrotate β’ lnav β’ multitail β’ awk β’ sed
βοΈ System
top β’ ps β’ htop β’ lsof β’ lsusb β’ rsync β’ tmux β’ lspci
πΎ Storage
df β’ du β’ fdisk β’ lsblk β’ mount β’ lvm β’ iostat β’ smartctl
π Save this cheatsheet for your next Linux administration task.
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Stop searching for Git commands every time you get stuck. π
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Stop searching for Git commands every time you get stuck. π
π Quick Git Reference Covers:
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πΉ git init & git clone
πΉ Git Log & History
πΉ git add / commit / rm / mv
πΉ Branching & Switching
πΉ Merge & Rebase
πΉ Fetch / Pull / Push
πΉ Remote Repositories
πΉ Git Diff & Commit Inspection
πΉ Rewriting Git History
πΉ Reset / Revert / Clean
πΉ Undoing Changes
π» Perfect for:
Developers β’ DevOps Engineers β’ Cloud Engineers β’ SREs β’ Students
π Bookmark this cheatsheet.
π Repost it for your developer network.
Official Git documentation also provides a quick reference for these core workflows.
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π‘ Monitor Terminal Services Activity
β οΈ Detection & Mitigation Strategies
π‘ RDP isn't just about connecting to a desktop.
Active sessions, session IDs, authentication mechanisms, and Terminal Services configuration can reveal valuable information during an authorized Windows security assessment.
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π₯ Impacket for Pentester: TSCTool
TSCTool gives pentesters a way to interact with Windows Terminal Services / Remote Desktop sessions remotely β a useful capability during authorized post-exploitation and lateral-movement assessments. β οΈ
π In This Guide
π₯ Understand Windows Terminal Services
π Enumerate Remote Desktop Sessions
π₯ Identify Active User Sessions
βοΈ Explore TSCTool Capabilities
π Authenticate with Windows Credentials
π« Understand Kerberos-Based Authentication
π Interact with Remote Sessions
π― Assess RDP Session Security
π§ Analyze Session Management Risks
π‘ Monitor Terminal Services Activity
β οΈ Detection & Mitigation Strategies
π‘ RDP isn't just about connecting to a desktop.
Active sessions, session IDs, authentication mechanisms, and Terminal Services configuration can reveal valuable information during an authorized Windows security assessment.
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One Windows misconfiguration. One MSI file. SYSTEM access. π
π₯ AlwaysInstallElevated β Windows Privilege Escalation
What if a standard user could install an MSI package with administrative privileges?
That's exactly where AlwaysInstallElevated becomes dangerous. β οΈ
π In This Guide
π Understand AlwaysInstallElevated
π Enumerate HKCU & HKLM Registry Keys
βοΈ Identify the Misconfiguration
π΅οΈ Detect It with WinPEAS
π¦ Understand Malicious MSI Abuse
π Explore Manual Privilege Escalation
π Understand SYSTEM-Level Execution
π Exploit the Misconfiguration with Metasploit
π§ Analyze the Attack Chain
π‘ Hardening Windows Installer Policies
β οΈ Detection & Mitigation Strategies
π‘ The scary part?
You don't always need a kernel exploit or a zero-day.
A dangerous Windows Installer policy can allow a low-privileged user to execute an MSI with elevated privileges and reach NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM. π
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π₯ AlwaysInstallElevated β Windows Privilege Escalation
What if a standard user could install an MSI package with administrative privileges?
That's exactly where AlwaysInstallElevated becomes dangerous. β οΈ
π In This Guide
π Understand AlwaysInstallElevated
π Enumerate HKCU & HKLM Registry Keys
βοΈ Identify the Misconfiguration
π΅οΈ Detect It with WinPEAS
π¦ Understand Malicious MSI Abuse
π Explore Manual Privilege Escalation
π Understand SYSTEM-Level Execution
π Exploit the Misconfiguration with Metasploit
π§ Analyze the Attack Chain
π‘ Hardening Windows Installer Policies
β οΈ Detection & Mitigation Strategies
π‘ The scary part?
You don't always need a kernel exploit or a zero-day.
A dangerous Windows Installer policy can allow a low-privileged user to execute an MSI with elevated privileges and reach NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM. π
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