Top Tweets for #30daysofhacking

almost 2 years ago

Day 29 #30daysofhacking I had some fun with the USB Rubber Ducky 🦆💻 with the right payload, you’ll enjoy this tool.

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Femi Bright @FemiBryght

almost 2 years ago

🔥I'm kicking off my 30 Days of hacking challenge starting October 1st! 🔥.Daily tasks and tips to level up our skills. Join in and feel free to engage, ask questions, and let’s learn together #30DaysOfHacking #CyberSecurity #ethicalhacking

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almost 2 years ago

Day 28 #30daysofhacking Used my WiFi Pineapple to setup a rouge access point and perform a man-in-the middle attack🤗

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almost 2 years ago

Day 27 #30daysofhacking Just Eternalblue 😈🔥

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almost 2 years ago

Day 27 #30daysofhacking I completed the investigating windows room on #tryhackme where I investigated a windows machine that has been hacked.

redhat_pen_chic's tweet photo. Day 27 #30daysofhacking
I completed the investigating windows room on #tryhackme where I investigated a windows machine that has been hacked. https://t.co/zMuqjX6MDo

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almost 2 years ago

Day 26 #30daysofhacking Had some fun with one of my old scripts. I performed some De-authentication attack on a router 😅😅 ps: All Ehdukayshunal 😈

Officialwhyte22's tweet photo. Day 26 #30daysofhacking

Had some fun with one of my old scripts.
I performed some De-authentication attack on a router 😅😅

ps: All Ehdukayshunal 😈 https://t.co/jHtQZ1RpKu

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almost 2 years ago

Day 25 #30daysofhacking Tested the Dirty Pipe exploit (CVE-2022-0847) today and gained root access!

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almost 2 years ago

Day 25 #30daysofhacking I used steganography tools to decode hidden messages from a picture and audio file

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almost 2 years ago

Day 24 #30daysofhacking Gained NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM and explored user directories on the target. Proof that MS17-010 vulnerability is still alive and kicking.

$Officialwhyte22's tweet photo. Day 24 #30daysofhacking Gained NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM and explored user directories on the target. Proof that MS17-010 vulnerability is still alive and kicking. https://t.co/cUdsD3SEtg$

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almost 2 years ago

Day 24 #30daysofhacking I completed the Bounty hacker room on #tryhackme where I utilized ftp to access files and hydra to perform a bruteforce attack

redhat_pen_chic's tweet photo. Day 24 #30daysofhacking
I completed the Bounty hacker room on #tryhackme where I utilized ftp to access files and hydra to perform a bruteforce attack https://t.co/eK3QdmTVZt

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almost 2 years ago

Day 23 #30daysofhacking Gave a live demo of some of my cybersecurity tools to some of my classmates—mind-blown reactions when they saw I could run everything from my phone! 🔥📱

Officialwhyte22's tweet photo. Day 23 #30daysofhacking

Gave a live demo of some of my cybersecurity tools to some of my classmates—mind-blown reactions when they saw I could run everything from my phone! 🔥📱 https://t.co/hnXguRVRio

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almost 2 years ago

Day 23 #30daysofhacking I completed the Blog room on #tryhackme where I exploited vulnerabilities in a Wordpress website

redhat_pen_chic's tweet photo. Day 23 #30daysofhacking
I completed the Blog room on #tryhackme where I exploited vulnerabilities in a Wordpress website https://t.co/usMD0k1iEy

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almost 2 years ago

Day 22 #30daysofhacking Today I tested for redirect vulnerabilities in a web app 😈. Found some dangerous redirects pointing to malicious sites 🚨. Remember, always double-check those URLs!

Officialwhyte22's tweet photo. Day 22 #30daysofhacking

Today I tested for redirect vulnerabilities in a web app 😈. Found some dangerous redirects pointing to malicious sites 🚨. Remember, always double-check those URLs! https://t.co/d0rSUuE2uG

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almost 2 years ago

Day 21 #30DaysOfHacking Carried out MiTM attack and ARP poisoning using ettercap. I used Windows and metasploitable as target hosts

redhat_pen_chic's tweet photo. Day 21 #30DaysOfHacking
Carried out MiTM attack and ARP poisoning using ettercap. I used Windows and metasploitable as target hosts https://t.co/c2hwh0x1vR

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almost 2 years ago

Day 21 #30daysofhacking Had some fun with my email bomber tool Which sends emails from spoofed email addresses and ip addresses to the targets email every 60 seconds! It has the ability to evade spam folder, customise headers and add malicious links. Some might think blocking the senders email address might help but remember it spoofs email addresses so that might not help! PS: Don't leak your email address, anyone could make a tool like this or use other sophisticated means to turn your day into a terrible one. Stay safe🚀

Officialwhyte22's tweet photo. Day 21 #30daysofhacking

Had some fun with my email bomber tool Which sends emails from spoofed email addresses and ip addresses to the targets email every 60 seconds! It has the ability to evade spam folder, customise headers and add malicious links. Some might think blocking the senders email address might help but remember it spoofs email addresses so that might not help!

PS: Don't leak your email address, anyone could make a tool like this or use other sophisticated means to turn your day into a terrible one.

Stay safe🚀

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almost 2 years ago

🚀 Day 20 of #30DaysOfHacking Today, I had the opportunity to test a friend's website and successfully exploited an Insecure Direct Object Reference (IDOR) vulnerability. 🕵️‍♂️ 🔍 What Happened? The website allowed me to access different user information just by changing the user ID in the URL. This type of vulnerability occurs when a web application exposes a reference to an internal object, like a database key, directly in the URL.

Officialwhyte22's tweet photo. 🚀 Day 20 of #30DaysOfHacking

Today, I had the opportunity to test a friend's website and successfully exploited an Insecure Direct Object Reference (IDOR) vulnerability. 🕵️‍♂️

🔍 What Happened?
The website allowed me to access different user information just by changing the user ID in the URL. This type of vulnerability occurs when a web application exposes a reference to an internal object, like a database key, directly in the URL.

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