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At this time information is everything and also the key to success when doing penetration testing and bug bounty activities. The first…Continue reading on Medium » (https://maland.medium.com/reconnaissance-not-always-about-resources-57f55df76b10?source=rss------bug_bounty-5)
Reconnaissance Not Always About Resources

At this time information is everything and also the key to success when doing penetration testing and bug bounty activities. The first…Continue reading on Medium »
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(POC) Remove any Facebook’s live video ($14,000 bounty)

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Deep Web
What's a dark web forum where they have total freedom of expression? Part 2.

I have made this question here sometime ago and they recomended me Dread. Guess what? It has rules and doesn't have full freedom of expression. It's basically a drug dealers site only. Any other suggestion about sites like the extinct 8chan?

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Deep Web
New to Deep Web Concept

I have recently installed tor browser and setup a free vpn in my laptop, is searching something in the tor browser a part of the deep web? Also, upto what limit can i surf the browser?

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hacking: security in practice
Why is Ransomware considered an attack vector?

Most places online and my CEH book define Ransomware to be an attack vector, which I don't really understand since those same sources cite an attack vector to be something along the lines of

A potential entry point for hackers; a vulnerability, misconfiguration or human error.

Anyone that could clarify how something that (to me at least) seems to be a post-exploitation method can be considered an attack vector?

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hacking: security in practice
Domain Filter Bypass

How can i bypass this crap? I could change it in router settings, but the login site does have an anti bruteforce protection.

Pls help

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