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  • Build N’ Break: API Lab

    Build N’ Break: API Lab

    Recently, I built an API using Node and express. Recently, I built an API using Node.js and Express. Building an API isn’t particularly novel, but that wasn’t my goal. Instead, I wanted to build an application I could be proud of from a security perspective. I wanted to make it as secure as possible —

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  • EscapeTwo – A HTB Writeup

    EscapeTwo – A HTB Writeup

    A while ago, I did a writeup on Cicada. In this post, I’ll share my thought process and what I’ve learned solving EscapeTwo. EscapeTwo is the second box in the Attacking Active Directory Track on Hack The Box. So, it’s only natural that I stick with that theme. Enumeration Scanning Every enumeration starts with nmap.

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  • What I Learned Failing the BSCP Exam

    What I Learned Failing the BSCP Exam

    I failed my first attempt at the Burp Suite Certified Practitioner Exam (BSCP). It definitely hurt and was a blow to my ego. Especially after having studied so much for months on end. For those who don’t know, the BSCP is an exam based on Portswigger’s Web Security Academy training. It’s 100% practical and tests

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  • Building a Recon Toolkit with Docker

    Building a Recon Toolkit with Docker

    With the rise in popularity of bug bounty hunting, there’s been a lot of great tools developed. ProjectDiscovery‘s suite of tools and contributions made by Tomnomnom certainly come to mind. With the amount of tools, however, comes the complexity of managing them: keeping them up to date, making sure dependencies are installed, keeping your bounty

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  • Automating HackerOne Scope Parsing with qsv for Bug Bounty Recon

    Automating HackerOne Scope Parsing with qsv for Bug Bounty Recon

    Before you start bug hunting on a new program, you need to feed the right assets to the right tools for automated recon. Sorting through the scope and getting your environment setup is a tedious (and delicate) process. No one should want to do this manually. Especially since manual sorting can lead to mistakes. And

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  • How to Refine Your Web Application Testing Methodology for Effective Attacks

    How to Refine Your Web Application Testing Methodology for Effective Attacks

    When I first started out bug hunting, I was decent at recon and had a sense for what targets I wanted to go after. But once I got to exploring the target, I didn’t have a set methodology. I just wandered around on the site until something caught my eye in Burp. Without a structured

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