Manpreet

I am a free thinker and believe in sharing knowledge. #infosec #cybersecurity

[J. Burkett @Mr_JBurkett]

Information Gathering Tools...
#CyberSecurity #infosecurity #infosec #security #privacy #OSINT #opensource

[V @vm_sachin]

Astra : A tool to find URLs, Endpoints, Api keys, AWS buckets, IPs, etc from a given URL/s. Took inspiration from linkfinder and secretfinder.

https://t.co/AkOpr0fyml

#bugbounty #bugbountytips #infosec #recon

[Nicolas Krassas @Dinosn]

Deep Dive Malware Analysis Series Of Hermes Ransomware - Pt 2 https://t.co/b5JttLTVoZ

[The Daily Swig @DailySwig]

‘Soft skills are the most under-researched area of the bug bounty industry’ – ‘Reconless’ YouTubers (@0xReconless ) on filling a gap in infosec education https://t.co/C0OQVzVc0x

[Emil Lerner @emil_lerner]

Slides from my talk "HTTP Request Smuggling via higher HTTP versions" at #phdays10!

Several previously undisclosed flaws in real open-source software are discussed near the end.

https://t.co/U45wXegefo

[The Telegraph @Telegraph]

🌌 The United States’ long history of UFO sightings began on June 24, 1947 when an amateur pilot reported seeing “flying saucers” in Washington state

https://t.co/27y7ta03q8

[Elie Bursztein @elie]

[Weekend Read] Hacker's guide to deep-learning side-channel attacks: the theory - https://t.co/IHLbxhdrY2 Finally out after a year of work, hope you will like it😊 Check-it out ! @colinoflynn @tldrdan
#cryptography #AI #deeplearning #research #cybersecurity

[Peter F. Boyle @leonidstorms]

I'm Security+ certified, know my way around Splunk, Linux, Windows, Azure, a little bit of AD, and I'm starting the OSCP soon. Interested in an analyst, threat hunting, or support role that'll get my foot in the door. I've got an eclectic background but I learn quickly!

[Baptiste Robert @fs0c131y]

Let's say you are an entity from a gov and you have an interest to infect people who have #OSINT skills and/or care a lot about their privacy.
Let's say Michael is writing the best books on these topics.

Spread an infected copy of his books on the web is very smart

[Audrey Renée Bentley @BentleyAudrey]

Microsoft: This new open source tool helps you test your defences again hacker attacks | ZDNet https://t.co/1uiGS2Vr7u

[Panos Gkatziroulis 🦄 @ipurple]

How to bypass Defender in a few easy steps https://t.co/6AWoVTSn5v

[Darknet Diaries @DarknetDiaries]

Ep 83: NSA Cryptologists

Featuring @marcusjcarey and @MrJeffMan

https://t.co/L9qsZTBV7T

[Darknet Diaries @DarknetDiaries]

Ep 85: Cam the Carder, featuring @CamSaysThis

https://t.co/sAmM0BQrWx

[Rana Khalil 🇵🇸 @rana__khalil]

1/ We'll be covering SQL Injection in the next "theory" video! This includes:
- In-Band SQLi
- Error-based
- Union-based
- Blind SQLi
- Boolean-based
- Time-based
- Out-of-Band SQLi

We'll also cover how to find, exploit and prevent SQLi vulnerabilities!

[Binni Shah @binitamshah]

How I Hacked Into Apple, Microsoft and Dozens of Other Companies - The Story of a Novel Supply Chain Attack : https://t.co/mqf5AWh90x credits @alxbrsn

[Jun34u @Jun34u_sec]

Okay Twitter, what is a good way to put scope creep (in terms of pentesting) into laymans terms? I want to say "hacked the wrong shit" but I can't say that to students.

[Baptiste Robert @fs0c131y]

« No data leak » and « email exposure fixed » in the same sentence... I’m not sure if it is funny or sad.

[The Hacker News @TheHackersNews]

SecretScanner: A new open-source tool to automatically detect secrets—like passwords, keys, and tokens that are left inadvertently—in container images, VMs, and hosts, helping you reduce the attack surface

https://t.co/8fKXuaZFUQ

#infosec #pentest

[Binni Shah @binitamshah]

Recovering cryptographic keys from partial information, by example : https://t.co/gAxTbVIWro (pdf)