Wiki Science Competition 2023 Italian national award ceremony on March, 22nd in Bologna.
Thank you for joining us!
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If your plan is to learn reverse engineering this year check out the resources I collected while learning RE:
https://github[dot]com/HACKE-RC/awesome-reversing
some ways to bypass 403
1- using space symbols
exmaple:
/admin -> 403
/admin%09 -> 200
/admin%20 -> 200
2- use traversal
Example:
/admin -> 403
/..;/admin -> 200
you can fuzz with traversal sometimes that's end with results
Example: /..;/FUZZ
#bugbountytips#BugBounty
Here are a few resources for getting started with Satellite hacking and CTFs
Satellite Hacking Demystified: https://t.co/Uy6d4CfGZM
Hack-a-sat writeups: https://t.co/PIkGXuAKSN
Hack-a-sat players corner: https://t.co/aQwVw117nU
#satellite#infosec
* Check all schemes (http, https, file, ftp, gopher, etc)
Sometimes there are restrictions in-place on http that are not there in https or vice versa. See link below.
Or, if you can hit schemes like file or FTP -> local filesystem access.
https://t.co/hkuFBXHdjK
I've made over 100k on SSRF vulnerabilities.
They aren't always as simple as pointing it at localhost or AWS Metadata service.
Here are some tricks I've picked up over the past 5 years of web app testing:
Bruh. I literally almost just got hacked and the only thing that saved me was my paranoid-ass AppLocker settings 😳
I was in Visual Studio and installed what claimed was an "Official" OpenAI NugetPackage. Which then tried to run a Powershell script but thankfully was blocked by AppLocker because it wasn't whitelisted.
What tipped me off was after I installed the package, Visual Studio said something about an invalid character in the package name. I checked and it had weird Cyrillic characters in there.
I looked at the other packages by that account and there were a few others, all also impersonating popular apps like Xbox and Discord.
I googled "Malicious Nuget Packages" and an article came up which mentioned an "init.ps1" powershell script they download. Sure enough, I found that. But thankfully I saw that AppLocker had blocked it from running.
It would have downloaded a batch file called "Anthrax.bat" and done god knows what.