I once found a critical on a public bug bounty program just by viewing the source code of a page, here's what happened👇
1. Target implemented a feature allowing users to post private images on their profile
2. images were publicly accessible by URLs leaking in the html source💰
Lockbit ransomware group has been compromised. Their backend panel was dumped.
You can see my build logs in the data dump.
Lockbit gave me access after I sent him a bunch of cat pictures.
Use NextJS? Recon Tip by renniepak
A quick way to find "all" paths for Next.js websites:
DevTools->Console
console.log(__BUILD_MANIFEST.sortedPages)
javascript:console.log(__BUILD_MANIFEST.sortedPages.join('\n'));
#infosec#cybersec#bugbountytips
Gained a reverse shell through a PNG file using I-Espresso and Xploitra.
Curious to try it yourself? Check the links below ⬇️
🔗 I-Espresso: https://t.co/q1DUWPF7Wq
🔗 Xploitra: https://t.co/Y3pnm02160
Nice repository collecting techniques to infer the Linux kernel base virtual address (KASLR bypass)
https://t.co/hhqZXzcWHd
#Linux#kernel#kaslr#infosec#cybersecurity
@AmanSin55145395 @GodfatherOrwa @Kanhaiya_sh4rma @ADITYASHENDE17 I think the value is being sanitized for bads chars but the length of the inputs is not being checked