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Top 10 Mistakes Beginners Make in Bug Bounty — Avoid These!

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Burp, Bounce, and Break: How Web Cache Poisoning Let Me Control the App

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How to Create a Botnet Using One Tool: A Proof of Concept for Educational Purposes Aspiring…

Learn how attackers build and control botnets — safely and ethically — using a lightweight POC tool designed for cybersecurity education.Continue reading on InfoSec Write-ups »
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Email Verification Bypass during Account Creation | Insecure Design

Hello! While hunting on a public program, I discovered a simple flaw that made it possible to create an account without verifying its email address. The website contained an embedded app that required users to verify a phone number. After entering the code, the application required submitting personal information before verifying an email. An unusual request was made to http://redacted.us-east-1.aws.squid.cloud/query/batchQueries. It fetched user profile information from a local instance of Firebase even though registration was still in progress. Strange. I took a closer look and noticed the email verification token was included as profile data.Structure of verificationToken Sending a GET request to https://www.redacted.com/auth/verify?lid=redact ed&token=eyJlbWFpbCI6InJ2YW53YXJ0QHdlYXJlaGFja2Vyb25lLmNvbSIsImV4cCI6MTc0NTM4MjQ1NDQxOSwic2FsdCI6Im1lcTRsNWtxMWMifQ== finalized account creation. I found this endpoint after previously creating an account. This vulnerability is an example of security through obscurity. Using it would would make it possible to register with any unused email address and potentially impersonate other users or staff.Remediation Prohibit users from accessing profile data until registration is complete. If that is not possible, consider moving verification tokens to a table in Firebase with restricted access. Email Verification Bypass during Account Creation | Insecure Design was originally published in InfoSec Write-ups on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.
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Nothing changed… except for one detail. And that was enough to hack

Sometimes, hacking doesn’t require any exploit… just good observation.Continue reading on InfoSec Write-ups »
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How I discovered a hidden user thanks to server responses ?

My first real step into web hacking and it wasn’t what i thought it would be.Continue reading on InfoSec Write-ups »
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I Used AI to Write a Payload… And It Worked (Sort of)

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Bug Bounty: failure experience records

Bug bounty requires luck in addition to skills, because the final result is only yes or no, there is no middle option.Continue reading on Medium »
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I Used AI to Write a Payload… And It Worked (Sort of)

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Arjun: The Ultimate Parameter Discovery Tool For Bug Hunters

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Bug Bounty: failure experience records
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Bug bounty requires luck in addition to skills, because the final result is only yes or no, there is no middle option.Continue reading on Medium » (https://medium.com/@smilemil/bug-bounty-failure-experience-records-62e928efd54a?source=rss------bug_bounty-5)
Hostile Host Headers: How I Hijacked the App with One Sneaky Header

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From 0 to Hacker Hero

My Bug Bounty Journey Starts with CTFs & Curiosity 🧠🔍Continue reading on Medium »
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Mastering Linux Privilege Escalation: Part 2 — Cron, Sudo, Kernel, and PATH Exploits

Series: Part 2 of 3 — Advanced Real-World Post-Exploitation for Ethical HackersContinue reading on Medium »
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