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Compaq HP Insight Manager — Port 2301, 2381 — How to exploit

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How to Build a Simulated Enterprise Network for Pentesting Practice
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<!-- SC_OFF -->Hi everyone, I'm looking to set up an environment (either locally or in the cloud) that simulates a realistic enterprise network, complete with various services (DNS, Active Directory, web servers, mail servers, databases, etc.) so I can practice pentesting and explore vulnerabilities in a realistic setting. The goal is to have a representative infrastructure: multiple virtual machines or containers, network segmentation, user accounts and groups, realistic misconfigurations and vulnerabilities, etc. I'm looking for advice on: The best platforms/tools to build such an environment (EVE-NG, Proxmox, VMware, VirtualBox, or cloud providers like AWS/Azure?) Any open-source or prebuilt projects/labs you'd recommend? (e.g., DetectionLab, ADLab, TryHackMe setups, etc.) Ways to make the environment as close as possible to a real corporate network (in terms of topology, users, services, and potential attack vectors). Any suggestions or resources would be greatly appreciated! <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/ttl64 (https://www.reddit.com/user/ttl64)
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Bug Bounty : Se confronter au réel, apprendre à encaisser ️‍♂️

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The Unseen Battle: Why Modern Cybersecurity Demands Proactive Defense and Zero Trust

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Introducing SubHunterX – My Open-Source Recon Automation Tool for Bug Bounty Hunters
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<!-- SC_OFF -->I created SubHunterX to automate and streamline the recon process in bug bounty hunting. It brings together tools like Subfinder, Amass, HTTPx, FFuf, Katana, and GF into one unified workflow to boost speed, coverage, and efficiency. Key Features: Subdomain enumeration (active + passive) DNS resolution and IP mapping Live host detection, crawling, fuzzing Vulnerability pattern matching using GF This is just the beginning. I'm actively working on improving it, and I need your support. If you're into recon, automation, or bug bounty hunting — please contribute, share feedback, report issues, or open a pull request. Let's make SubHunterX more powerful, reliable, and usable for the whole security community. Check it out: https://github.com/who0xac/SubHunterX <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/0xFFac (https://www.reddit.com/user/0xFFac)
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Subdomain Takeover: My $450 Win & How You Can Do It Too

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