@marcusjcarey @jdubm31 @appsecwiki has one of the most comprehensive and high quality appsec resources I have seen. I am using it now to learn AppSec https://t.co/Px4DpvqHUi
Added a DevSecOps section in @appsecwiki with some intial links. Will continue to add more resources as i learn more about it.
Please add links/resources you are aware of. Thanks!
https://t.co/Ljf8IKT86m
Story of my two (but actually three) RCEs in SharePoint in 2018: https://t.co/WRH0oYcc8N - it all began with a simple question in Jan. 2018: "have you worked with ysoserial .net?" what a year! Glad https://t.co/QdC0vrG8Xh is in Top 10 Web Hacking Techniques of 2017 @pwntester
For better management of content, i have shifted all content of https://t.co/YpwVUJkocy to @appsecwiki now.
Apart from the existing content, Report/Writeups section is added. (https://t.co/ybrd6OWtJ2)
Planning to release some useful content next month. Stay Tuned 😉
There's a common misconception that 'X-Frame-Options: allow-from hxxp://example.com/' prevents framing. In fact, this isn't secure because Chrome doesn't support allow-from and never will: https://t.co/89BFnY1Y3p
So you can stop reporting Burp's XFO check as a false positive :)
Hackers, minor cool insight that I gained some time ago and found a vulnerability with: when you're looking at an asset that may use a microservices architecture, look for IDOR vulnerabilities using path traversal. E.g. https://example/?id=1/../2. See thread. #TogetherWeHitHarder
Here are the slides from me and @LittleJoeTables's talk "Getting Buzzed on Buzzwords" (a talk on using cloud tech to vastly improve pen-testing activities): https://t.co/GOsAmsVLUh
CC @_devalias@riposte_sec@bishopfox
A small gift from S2anta: @breenmachine showed how to abuse JasperReports for RCE (https://t.co/eiyP760xKf) - now here's a single .JRXML file to achieve the same thing if no .JAR's are allowed:
https://t.co/kVgan1VpAy
We just shipped our first newsletter.
You can subscribe to newsletter at https://t.co/eWZ1x3ABkR if you have not already.
Here is the link to this week newsletter: https://t.co/uMoTdqdCri
Thanks!
My latest #bugbounty writeup: A $2,500 IDOR in New Relic that allowed me to run NRQL queries and retrieve data from any New Relic account. You can read it here: https://t.co/GD6xqODEX0 Let me know what you think! #TogetherWeHitHarder#HackerOne