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Reconky - A Great Content Discovery Bash Script For Bug Bounty Hunters Which Automate Lot Of Task And Organized It

Reconky is a script written in bash to automate the task of recon and information gathering.This Bash Script allows you to collect some information that will help you identify what to do next and where to look for the required target.Usage./reconky.sh <domain.com>Main-Features It will Gathers Subdomains with assetfinder and Sublist3r Duplex check for subdomains using amass Enumerates subdomains on a target domain through dictionary attack using knockpy searchs for alive domains using Httprobe Investigates for feasible subdomain takeover Scans for open ports using nmap Pulls and Assembls all possible parameters found in wayback_url data Pulls and compilis json/js/php/aspx/ files from wayback output Runs eyewitness against all the compiled(alive) domains Installation & Requirements Download the install script from https://github.com/ShivamRai2003/Reconky-Automated_Bash_Script/blob/main/reconky.sh DEMO Authors and Thanks This script makes use of tools developped by the following people Cyber Mentor Tom Hudson - Tomonomnom OWASP Ahmed Aboul-Ela - Aboul3la Gianni Amato FortyNorth Security Gordon Lyon Note : this tool tested on the kali linux 2021.2 live image. If install.sh does not run kindly install all the tools manually described in that.So that directory problem will not occur and make sure all the tools can be run globally from any directory for that use symbolic link. Happy Hunting Note : Run with Caution. Pull Request and New Ideas Is Welcome. Download Reconky-Automated_Bash_Script
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In the Hybrid Future, Secure Everything Like You're Never Going Back

Security practices must change to reflect the reality that remote/hybrid work is the new norm. Here are three risk mitigation measures for a remote-first world.
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How to Bust Through Barriers for a More Diverse Cybersecurity Workforce

Diversity is the topic du jour, but cybersecurity professionals of color still face a lot of hurdles to enter and grow within the industry. Organizations such as Blacks in Cybersecurity are providing some of these under-represented groups with a voice.
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Researchers Play Leading Role in Detecting Cloud Misconfiguration

A new report finds 62% of cloud misconfiguration incidents are reported by independent researchers before criminals can find them.
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Microsoft Warns of Vuln That Allowed Access to Azure Infrastructure

Microsoft ran a five-year-old component that allowed vulnerability researchers to punch through the isolation that normally protects cloud tenants, researchers found.
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REvil Ransomware Group's Sudden Re-emergence Sparks Concerns

Some had hoped the notorious Russia-based group had been pressured to quit for good after a couple of especially egregious attacks on US targets earlier this year.
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IAM Stakeholders: The Business Operations Point of View

As the number of identities managed by enterprise skyrockets, organizations are taking steps to better align security and identity.
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How Can I Reduce the Chances of My Company Getting Hit by Ransomware?

A few cyber-hygiene best practices can get you started.
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Recent Breaches Underscore High Healthcare Security Risk

Healthcare institutions in California and Arizona are sending breach notification letters after attackers compromised thousands of patients' data.
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Groove Ransomware Gang Tries New Tactic to Attract Affiliates

The threat group, which leaked some 500,000 credentials for Fortinet SSL VPN devices, views ransomware as just one way to profit from compromised networks, experts say.