Hello Infosec Community myself Basavaraj, this my 2nd writeup, the first one is about Hacking scammers(click here to read), I seen many…Continue reading on Medium » (https://basu-banakar.medium.com/story-of-google-hall-of-fame-and-private-program-bounty-worth-53559a95c468?source=rss------bug_bounty-5)

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Cross Site Scripting(XSS) In Hidden Parameter.
https://0xshantanukul.medium.com/cross-site-scripting-xss-in-hidden-parameter-47e41f08424e?source=rss------bug_bounty-5

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Gundog - Guided Hunting In Microsoft 365 Defender
http://www.kitploit.com/2021/06/gundog-guided-hunting-in-microsoft-365.html

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Gundog provides you with guided hunting in Microsoft 365 Defender. Especially (if not only) for Email (https://www.kitploit.com/search/label/Email) and Endpoint Alerts at the moment.
Functionality
You provide an AlertID (you might received via Email notification) and gundog will then hunt for as much as possible associated data. It does not give you the flexibility of advanced hunting like you have in the portal, but it will give you a quick, first overview of the alert, all associated entities and some enrichment. All the hunting it does is based on the alert timestamp – so we only care about events shortly before, or after the alert. It also provides you with PowerShell objects for each entity it hunted for – like $Network for everything it found related to this alert in the Microsoft 365 Defender (https://www.kitploit.com/search/label/Defender) DeviceNetworkEvents table. gundog also comes up with some other features that make your life easier: per default, only the most relevant data is displayed (this is the way) it gives you context wherever possible: last AAD Sign-Ins & user’s AAD address network connections can be automatically filtered to display more relevant connections only (get rid of connections to Office 365 e.g.) network connections are enriched with geo location (country & city) in the variables section you can easily adjust most parameters like advanced hunting timeframe of every query In addition it searches for IOCs at other services like abuse.ch, urlscan.io or ip-api.com. I ask you to apply for their paid services if you use them commercially. After first evaluations with gundog, you can continue in the portal to dig deeper into the rabbit hole. Feel free to extend gundog and send me pull requests! For the best psychodelic experience, use Windows Terminal Dracula theme with gundog.
Quick usage
mandatory parameters:

- TenantID
- ClientID
- ClientSecret

Optional parameters:

- forgetIncidents

(Background: the first thing gundog is doing is to query all incidents and alerts from the incident API from the last 30 days. These are
saved to a global variable. If you restart gundog, it will not query all incidents again, unless you set forgetIncidents to true.)

Requirements
Register an new App in AAD and give it the following permission: (How to register an app (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/threat-protection/microsoft-defender-atp/exposed-apis-create-app-webapp)) Threat Protection - AdvancedHunting.ReadAll - Incident.Read.All Windows Defender ATP - AdvancedQuery.Read.All - Alert.Read.All - File.Read.All - Ip.Read.All - Url.Read.All - User.Read.All - Vulnerability.Read.All ">Microsoft Graph

- Directory.Read.All
- IdentityRiskEvent.Read.All
- IdentityRiskyUser.Read.All
- SecurityEvents.Read.All
- User.Read

Microsoft Threat Protection

- AdvancedHunting.ReadAll
- Incident.Read.All

Windows Defender ATP

- AdvancedQuery.Read.All
- Alert.Read.All
- File.Read.All
- Ip.Read.All
- Url.Read.All
- User.Read.All
- Vulnerability.Read.All

For more information visit: https://emptydc.com/2021/02/25/gundog/

Download Gundog (https://github.com/jangeisbauer/gundog)

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PERI Finance Staking dApp Bug Bounty Program
https://medium.com/perifinance/peri-finance-staking-dapp-bug-bounty-program-40f566861ae0?source=rss------bug_bounty-5

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With PERI Finance dApp launching around the corner, we are starting a Bug Bounty Program to find bugs in our dApp.Continue reading on PERI Finance » (https://medium.com/perifinance/peri-finance-staking-dapp-bug-bounty-program-40f566861ae0?source=rss------bug_bounty-5)

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Kali Linux Tutorials
HookDump : Security Product Hook Detection

HookDump is a tool for security product hook detection. Building Source In order to build this you will need Visual Studio 2019 (community edition is fine) and CMake. The batch file Configure.bat will create two build directories with Visual Studio solutions. The project may build with MinGW with the correct CMake command line, this is […]

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Kali Linux Tutorials
IMAPLoginTester : Script That Reads A Text File With Lots Of E-Mails And Passwords

IMAPLoginTester is a simple Python script that reads a text file with lots of e-mails and passwords, and tries to check if those credentials are valid by trying to login to the respective IMAP servers. Usage usage: imaplogintester.py [-h] -i INPUT [-o OUTPUT] [-s] [-t SLEEP_TIME] [-T TIMEOUT] [-P SOCKS5_PROXY] [-v]optional arguments:-h, –help show this help […]

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Hacking on Medium
BuiltWith — technology profiler

https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1353/1*qbWa_8_PExjfef0C6UBQcg.png
Another information gathering tool that can be added to your arsenal

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Hacking on Medium
Fastest Subdomain Takeover Tricks

https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/999/1*LIRCK_4BFIUR2avK6-xE6g.png
Hey all, My name is Rejinold Pearson. Today in this section we are gonna be doing Subdomain Takeover on Real Websites using Google. So…

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KitPloit - PenTest Tools!
Gundog - Guided Hunting In Microsoft 365 Defender

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-EuFvLYQoMME/YMZ_sotRmAI/AAAAAAAAacw/WLFJxYFlN0Y9kd9LGXcBsKtkAtF43yIPACK4BGAYYCw/w578-h640/gundog_1-751340.png
Gundog provides you with guided hunting in Microsoft 365 Defender. Especially (if not only) for Email and Endpoint Alerts at the moment.
Functionality

You provide an AlertID (you might received via Email notification) and gundog will then hunt for as much as possible associated data. It does not give you the flexibility of advanced hunting like you have in the portal, but it will give you a quick, first overview of the alert, all associated entities and some enrichment.

All the hunting it does is based on the alert timestamp – so we only care about events shortly before, or after the alert.

It also provides you with PowerShell objects for each entity it hunted for – like $Network for everything it found related to this alert in the Microsoft 365 Defender DeviceNetworkEvents table.

gundog also comes up with some other features that make your life easier:

* per default, only the most relevant data is displayed (this is the way)
* it gives you context wherever possible: last AAD Sign-Ins & user’s AAD address
* network connections can be automatically filtered to display more relevant connections only (get rid of connections to Office 365 e.g.)
* network connections are enriched with geo location (country & city)
* in the variables section you can easily adjust most parameters like advanced hunting timeframe of every query
* In addition it searches for IOCs at other services like abuse.ch, urlscan.io or ip-api.com. I ask you to apply for their paid services if you use them commercially.

After first evaluations with gundog, you can continue in the portal to dig deeper into the rabbit hole.

Feel free to extend gundog and send me pull requests! For the best psychodelic experience, use Windows Terminal Dracula theme with gundog.

Quick usage

mandatory parameters:

- TenantID
- ClientID
- ClientSecret

Optional parameters:

- forgetIncidents

(Background: the first thing gundog is doing is to query all incidents and alerts from the incident API from the last 30 days. These are
saved to a global variable. If you restart gundog, it will not query all incidents again, unless you set forgetIncidents to true.)


Requirements

Register an new App in AAD and give it the following permission: (How to register an app)

Threat Protection - AdvancedHunting.ReadAll - Incident.Read.All Windows Defender ATP - AdvancedQuery.Read.All - Alert.Read.All - File.Read.All - Ip.Read.All - Url.Read.All - User.Read.All - Vulnerability.Read.All ">Microsoft Graph

- Directory.Read.All
- IdentityRiskEvent.Read.All
- IdentityRiskyUser.Read.All
- SecurityEvents.Read.All
- User.Read

Microsoft Threat Protection

- AdvancedHunting.ReadAll
- Incident.Read.All

Windows Defender ATP

- AdvancedQuery.Read.All
- Alert.Read.All
- File.Read.All
- Ip.Read.All
- Url.Read.All
- User.Read.All
- Vulnerability.Read.All



For more information visit: https://emptydc.com/2021/02/25/gundog/
Download Gundog

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Bug Bounty Wordlists
https://infosecwriteups.com/bug-bounty-wordlists-34c5c40816c8?source=rss------bug_bounty-5

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An all in one bug bounty wordlists repositoryContinue reading on InfoSec Write-ups » (https://infosecwriteups.com/bug-bounty-wordlists-34c5c40816c8?source=rss------bug_bounty-5)

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