03-17-2023, 09:35 AM
Whats up everyone,
I've been working my ass off lately and haven't had a chance to be online in like weeks or if I was online I was working on a couple different projects and couldn't be social or didn't want to maybe but needless to say I have missed this community. Which I see is growing for one and two there have been some changes made to the website, I kinda prefer it to make you log in or sign up before you can browse but hey whatever.
Okay so recently while targeting a Cloudflare website I came across an article on doing so but not only was this stuff pretty out dated but also it had a lot of useful tech and webistes for gathering recon on I had forgetten about. These things would not just limit you to hacking on Cloudflare or Tor websites or Web Applications but are pretty foundational for almost all website but yet there are some topics not covered if Bug Bounty is your thing, PortSwiggers website, the makers of BurpSuite, have a OWASP Top Ten trainning course thats free as well as Hackerone, which is actually a BugBounty platform for submitting reports to get fucking paid if your a god damn chad. sorry
anyway I tried to copy and paste this article to make it easier for people to read and also I dont like link clicking and neither should you. In fact you should always check urls at websites like virustotal.com which also checks files or honeyscore.shodan.io to check if a IP address is a honeypot or not. This article will go over shodan a little bit as well as some other useful sites but my favorite part is where they remind you to edit your /etc/resolv.conf to use different nameservers, if a noob didnt know this and was out trying to do basic recon they would be more then likely fucked, at least after making a couple requests if they were lucky
So thats when I decided I would share this with the community but oh yeah its way to long so you will have to click this link to read about it:
https://packetstormsecurity.com/files/16...Sites.html
Thank you all for reading and I hope you learned something, most of the stuff is pretty basic but for a beginner if you didn't know how to switch your DNS you might not ever. And a lot of the webistes mentioed are easy to forget about, I know a couple mentioned I was like damn I haven't used them in awhile I better try that out.
I have been busy lately working tons of hours and I haven't been on Envoy like I would like to be, aso my xmpp server shit out on me so some of the homie I talk to on the reg dont worry I'll be back and will DM you on here when I get a new Jabber set up.
Malware Devs Rise Up
?☠️Bl0ckZ?☠️
I've been working my ass off lately and haven't had a chance to be online in like weeks or if I was online I was working on a couple different projects and couldn't be social or didn't want to maybe but needless to say I have missed this community. Which I see is growing for one and two there have been some changes made to the website, I kinda prefer it to make you log in or sign up before you can browse but hey whatever.
Okay so recently while targeting a Cloudflare website I came across an article on doing so but not only was this stuff pretty out dated but also it had a lot of useful tech and webistes for gathering recon on I had forgetten about. These things would not just limit you to hacking on Cloudflare or Tor websites or Web Applications but are pretty foundational for almost all website but yet there are some topics not covered if Bug Bounty is your thing, PortSwiggers website, the makers of BurpSuite, have a OWASP Top Ten trainning course thats free as well as Hackerone, which is actually a BugBounty platform for submitting reports to get fucking paid if your a god damn chad. sorry
anyway I tried to copy and paste this article to make it easier for people to read and also I dont like link clicking and neither should you. In fact you should always check urls at websites like virustotal.com which also checks files or honeyscore.shodan.io to check if a IP address is a honeypot or not. This article will go over shodan a little bit as well as some other useful sites but my favorite part is where they remind you to edit your /etc/resolv.conf to use different nameservers, if a noob didnt know this and was out trying to do basic recon they would be more then likely fucked, at least after making a couple requests if they were lucky
So thats when I decided I would share this with the community but oh yeah its way to long so you will have to click this link to read about it:
https://packetstormsecurity.com/files/16...Sites.html
Thank you all for reading and I hope you learned something, most of the stuff is pretty basic but for a beginner if you didn't know how to switch your DNS you might not ever. And a lot of the webistes mentioed are easy to forget about, I know a couple mentioned I was like damn I haven't used them in awhile I better try that out.
I have been busy lately working tons of hours and I haven't been on Envoy like I would like to be, aso my xmpp server shit out on me so some of the homie I talk to on the reg dont worry I'll be back and will DM you on here when I get a new Jabber set up.
Malware Devs Rise Up
?☠️Bl0ckZ?☠️