I am releasing Ollama AI analyzer burp extension. It runs right on your local computer and uses Ollama's AI models to analyze your HTTP requests and response while keeping your data private.
https://t.co/VEN5nQ8gtq
Just bagged a P1 (Critical) on @NASA! 🚀🪐
Stoked to receive an official Letter of Recognition (LOR) for this finding via @Bugcrowd. Securing a legendary target like NASA is a massive milestone in my bug bounty journey. Huge props to their security team for the rapid fix! 🛡️💻
I built Forbidra because most existing 401/403 bypass tools felt too limited and didn’t cover enough request variations. So I made a tool that tries to cover as many different 401/403 bypass techniques and request variations as possible, all in one place
https://t.co/dz2ITrJldO
Try this: Bug hunters just dropped GhostJS Burp Extension. It passively scans JS, HTML, and JSON for secrets. API keys, tokens, endpoints. Zero config, 150 plus patterns, totally free.
Install, browse, let it hunt
https://t.co/mEX5tGvTAZ
I had a great time presenting at the Mobile Hacking Community! Met a lot of interesting people and had some great time along the way 😉
https://t.co/Qm6TjCJPqK
XSS using "xss.pdf" 👀
I’ve seen a lot of people successfully find XSS by uploading a malicious PDF that gets rendered inside a PDF viewer.
But there’s another angle people often miss: data exfiltration doesn’t always require JavaScript execution.
Depending on how the PDF viewer handles interactive PDF features, an attacker may be able to trick users into submitting sensitive information through a malicious prompt or form.
I put together the PDF PoC here:
https://t.co/9MgYEL0tE1
For more technical details on portable data exfiltration:
https://t.co/UlhWc07N8J
Only test this on systems you own or have explicit authorization to assess.
#bugbounty #bugbountytips
@sudosu01@NASA Hey man, I just found a P1 report on the NASA VDP (via Bugcrowd) that has been marked as "unresolved." I wanted to ask: roughly how long does it take to receive the Letter of Recommendation (LOR), and how is it delivered?
An API key in an APK can be limited, monitored, or designed for a public client.
A production TLS private key has no reason to be there.
One app shipped the encrypted key and the material needed to decrypt it. Once unpacked, the client contained the full credential used by the live service.
Reward was $3,500.
Mobile review should classify secrets by authority:
- Public identifier.
- Quota-bearing API key.
- User-scoped token.
- Shared signing secret.
- Production private key.
Do not report every random string as Critical.
But when an app ships infrastructure identity, prove the exact certificate or signature relationship and treat it accordingly.
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#BugBounty #CyberSecurity #TogetherWeHitHarder #ItTakesACrowd #Bugcrowd #Hackerone
@Un9nPlayer I’m also planning to develop a Burp Suite extension focused on injection, authentication, and authorization bug like the one you’re working on. Could we discuss this further?
When fuzzing is no longer treated as merely bruteforcing, you start to unlock meaningful results 🤠
From discovering hidden assets to turning unusual behavior into exploitable vulnerabilities! 😎
In our latest article, we've teamed up with Orwa Atyat (@GodFatherOrwa) to dive deeper into mastering web fuzzing for reconnaissance and vulnerability exploitation.
Read the article now! 👇
https://t.co/QwjSWShCto
I built an AI-powered Burp Suite extension, so I threw an XSS payload at it.
The real test: can it actually detect and analyze the vulnerability without me hand-holding it?
Let’s see.
#burpsuite#ai#security