🔍Digging through JS files to find ports, parameters, sensitive paths, and root domains? I've pushed a new video on youtube. Checkout below.
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@lud_vy you can try this tool Atlas; it will help you quickly identify the right tamper to bypass WAF without passing through all tampers because It'll take a long time and send a lot of requests, which could get banned by the WAF https://t.co/dkvA3rdKPL
I've dropped my 403 bypass tampers on @DanielMiessler , @g0tmi1k , and I's project SecLists this afternoon.
I have found many bugs with these tricks.
Enjoy 🫶✌️🤫
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Not sure if you all know about this amazing tool from @glitchedgitz already, and I'm just late to find it, but if not, check it out! 👇🔥🤘
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#BugBounty
Bug Bounty Tips: Uncover misconfigured Google Drive links, open S3 buckets, Interesting APIs, Secrets, and other sensitive files with JSLuice! 🔍
JSLuice is a powerful Go package and command-line tool for extracting URLs, paths, secrets, and intriguing data from JavaScript source code. Find it at https://t.co/DM70LbSCNR 🚀
Here's my approach to using this tool:
1️⃣ Collect URLs from Katana and Waymore, then filter out .JS files.
2️⃣ Download those JS files using wget or curl and run JSLuice on them.
3️⃣ Filter the URLs extracted by JSLuice using keywords like Firebase, Amazon, CloudFront, Google Drive, etc. Manually investigate the results for bucket/cloud misconfigurations and report them for quick wins.
4️⃣ Repeat this process for other Interesting API endpoints, hardcoded credentials, and valuable data within JavaScript source code.
You can even create custom scripts to monitor JS files for changes, like new links, secrets, APIs, and more.
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🔊 Videos and slides of @samm0uda 's talk at IWCON 2.0 on "Account Hijacking Featuring OAuth and JavaScript" is out.
Check it out here below: https://t.co/CAF5aW8w5G
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Alhamdulillah for the blessings،
My first Subdomain takeover (S3 bucket) and my first High vulnerability in HackerOne (private program) by using this tool
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http://example(.)com/app?origin=https://evil(.)com/
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Forbidden
http://example(.)com/app?origin=http:/evil.com/
redirect ->
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It's always a good idea to revisit your old reports & try to bypass the fix.
A couple of Recent Findings.
1st: Use Arjun [by @s0md3v] on sensitive endpoints. It's highly possible that some other functions use them but with a Hidden Parameter.
2nd: Look for Search Endpoints, they sometimes leak too much info
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