You must have seen some mobile apps sending encrypted traffic/data in the POST body. Want to know how it can be manipulated?
I just wrote a blog about one such case where I was able to break client-side AES in an Android app using 3 chained proxies
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If your server has more than one network interface and you need to use SSH with a specific interface, you can use the flag "-b" with the network's IP as a bind address. Might allow you to pivot further.
#bugbounty#security#ssh#redteam#infosec#blueteam
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https://t.co/raJHodJHLg
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@BushidoToken mentioned how threat actors wait for logs to expire before exfil. Would be interesting to see the time interval between the first breach and the first outbound connection noticed in previous attacks.
In these #BugBytes:
@forgedhallpass published a brilliant Burp extension to generate Nuclei templates, @zombie007o and @nullvoiddeath showed us how to exploit markdown for RCE via LFI, @NahamSec shared two of his last Live Recon interviews & more 🗞️👇
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This video, claiming to show "Russian military paratroopers landing in Ukraine" with nearly 400,000 views, was in fact taken during Russia's Vostok 2018 military exercises.
H/T @wallaceme