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WAF-A-MoLE : A Guided Mutation-Based Fuzzer For ML-based Web Application Firewalls

WAF-A-MoLE is a guided mutation-based fuzzer for ML-based Web Application Firewalls, inspired by AFL and based on the FuzzingBook by Andreas Zeller et al. Given an input SQL injection query, it tries to produce a semantic invariant query that is able to bypass the target WAF. You can use this tool for assessing the robustness of your product by letting WAF-A-MoLE […]

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S3-Account-Search : S3 Account Search

S3-Account-Search tool lets you find the account id an S3 bucket belongs too. For this to work you need to have at least one of these permissions: Permission to download a known file from the bucket (s3:getObject). Permission to list the contents of the bucket (s3:ListBucket). Additionally, you will need a role that you can […]

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GitDump - A Pentesting Tool That Dumps The Source Code From .Git Even When The Directory Traversal Is Disabled

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GitDump dumps the source code from .git when the directory traversal is disabled
Requirements

* Python3

Tested on

* Windows
* Kali Linux

What it does

* Dump source code from website/.git directory when directory traversal is disabled.

How it works

* Fetch all common files (.git/index, .git/HEAD, .git/ORIG_HEAD, etc.).
* Find as many objects (sha1) as possible by analyzing .git/packed-refs, .git/index, etc.
* Download idx and pack files.
* Now you can run git checkout -- . to retrieve source code.

How to Use

* python3 git-dump.py https://website.com/.git/
* Create the output directory and dump all the .git files in it.
* After running above script type: cd output && git checkout -- .
* It will recover all source code.

TODO

* Search through git repository for secrets by digging deep into commit history and branches.

Credits Sean B. Palmer for his index file parser. (https://github.com/sbp/gin)
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TryHackMe: Ignite — Writeup

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Today, we will explain how to use a well known CVE to exploit a vulnerable CMS. The machine we use is called Ignite, and is available here.

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Found a podcast I thought I’d share for those interested in the Silk Road

https://open.spotify.com/episode/09v8uDwuTOpQmgqlM6ty9k?si=XxUiovQnS_OGwX4q84_Chg&dl_branch=1

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-way-podcast/id1501033629?i=1000518818542

Sharing this for people who are into podcasts. I’ll copy and paste the description for those people:

In 2011 the Silk Road paved the way for selling drugs on the dark web. Here, anyone anywhere could buy any drugs they wanted safely and anonymously. What looked like an innocent libertarian marketplace for users had a dark underbelly. Eileen Ormsby, journalist and author of 8 books covering the dark web came on the show to discuss what was the Silk Road. Ormsby covered everything from law enforcement, to Dread Pirate Roberts, and even the Mongoose.

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Tips and tricks ? Help :)

Hi everyone i am very interested in browsing the deep web, just to look at pages and see the weird side of the internet, I have no plans to do anything illegal but only to read something fun and exciting, I am also super interested in IT security, so I want the highest security I can get for myself, now that I'm going to explore the web, so it's for my own security and to learn about IT security and to make myself anonymous, and yes I know you can not be 100% safe / anonymous.

what should I use / do? :)

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