Join my Telegram channel for regular tips on SQLi, XSS, IDOR, enumeration & business logic bugs. Telegram Channel: t.me/bugbountyusa #CyberSecurity #BugBounty

Physical security is often the weakest link. My Physical-Pentesting-Tools repo curates resources for simulating real-world physical attacks and testing security controls. Assess access control before someone else does. Explore it here: github.com/yogsec/Physical-P… #physicalsecurity #pentesting #redteam #cybersecurity #github

Hardware hacking starts with knowing your tools. My Hardware-Hacking-Tools repo lists essential gear and resources for physical device security testing. From RFID to firmware, it is all mapped out. Explore it here: github.com/yogsec/Hardware-H… #hardwarehacking #pentesting #cybersecurity #infosec #GitHub

Bug hunting needs a command center. My BugBoard project is an open-source tool for vulnerability detection and managing bug bounty workflows. Track findings and stay organized during recon. Explore it here: github.com/yogsec/BugBoard #bugbounty #pentesting #cybersecurity #infosec #github

XSS remains one of the most common web flaws. My xss-labs repo offers interactive labs covering different cross-site scripting vulnerabilities with examples and solutions. Learn by breaking things safely, no server needed. Explore it here: github.com/yogsec/xss-labs #xss #appsec #bugbounty #cybersecurity #github

Google Dork to Find Exposed Env Files Example: site:url ext:env For more tips join Telegram channel t.me/bugbountyusa #bugbounty #googledork #recon #infosec #ethicalhacking

Social engineering is still the top attack vector. My Social-Engineering-Tools repo collects resources for phishing research, penetration testing, and security awareness training. Know the tactics to defend against them. Explore it here: github.com/yogsec/Social-Eng… #socialengineering #phishing #cybersecurity #pentesting #github

My DorkTerm project helps security researchers run Google dork queries efficiently. Faster discovery, less manual typing. Explore it here: github.com/yogsec/DorkTerm #osint #bugbounty #recon #cybersecurity #GitHub

Defense wins games too. My Blue-Team-Tools repo is a centralized index of defensive security resources, utilities, and open-source tools. Built for analysts who protect, detect, and respond. Explore it here: github.com/yogsec/Blue-Team-… #blueteam #dfir #cybersecurity #infosec #GitHub

MITRE ATT&CK Learning Tip Think of it as a dictionary: ATT&CK catalogs what attackers actually do, so defenders can speak the same language. Every entry has a Tactic (goal), Technique (method), and Technique ID (e.g., T1059) for easy reference. Learn 3 at a time: Don't memorize the whole matrix. Pick 3 techniques per week (e.g., T1059 PowerShell, T1566 Phishing, T1547 Registry Run Keys), read their real-world examples, and check if your logs would catch them. Practice: Open ATT&CK Navigator, color the techniques you can detect the uncolored ones are your blind spots to fix. For more tips join our Telegram channel: t.me/bugbountyusa #MITREATTACK #ThreatHunting #InfoSec #BlueTeam #TTPs

MITRE ATT&CK Learning Tip Think of it as a dictionary: ATT&CK catalogs what attackers actually do, so defenders can speak the same language. Every entry has a Tactic (goal), Technique (method), and Technique ID (e.g., T1059) for easy reference. Learn 3 at a time: Don't memorize the whole matrix. Pick 3 techniques per week (e.g., T1059 PowerShell, T1566 Phishing, T1547 Registry Run Keys), read their real-world examples, and check if your logs would catch them. Practice: Open ATT&CK Navigator, color the techniques you can detect the uncolored ones are your blind spots to fix. For more tips join our Telegram channel: t.me/bugbountyusa #MITREATTACK #ThreatHunting #InfoSec #BlueTeam #TTPs

Bug Bounty Tip: Path Traversal via File Signals Look for: File download/read params like ?file=, ?path=, ?doc=, and image/report export endpoints Test payload: ../../../../etc/passwd - leaked file contents or changed response length confirms traversal For more tips join our Telegram channel: t.me/bugbountyusa #BugBounty #PathTraversal #PayloadFuzzing #InfoSec

Red teaming needs the right arsenal. My Red-Team-Tools repo curates C2 frameworks and adversary simulation resources for offensive security pros. Everything organized for real engagements. Explore it here: github.com/yogsec/Red-Team-T… #redteam #pentesting #cybersecurity #infosec #github

OSINT Tip: Google Dork for Finding Exposed Config and Backup Files site:URL ("config" OR "backup" OR "credentials" OR "password") filetype:env OR filetype:bak OR filetype:log This short OSINT dork finds exposed configuration, backup, and log files on a target domain that may contain credentials and sensitive settings. It is useful for spotting misconfigurations and data leaks during recon. For more tips join Telegram channel t.me/bugbountyusa #OSINT #GoogleDorks #Recon #BugBounty #InfoSec

SecretSifter is an OWASP incubator project that detects credentials exposed in browser-delivered content, not source code. It inspects JavaScript bundles, config responses, and live traffic for secrets that only appear at build or runtime. Ships as a Burp Suite extension, with AI triage and MCP editions available from source. GitHub: github.com/OWASP/SecretSifte… #OWASP #SecretScanning #AppSec #Cybersecurity #OpenSource

Check SSL/TLS configuration and find weaknesses with SSLyze sslyze target_url Join Bug Bounty USA Telegram channel for regular tips: t.me/bugbountyusa #SSLyze #BugBounty #SSLSecurity #KaliLinux #WebSecurity

Bug Bounty Tip: SSTI via Template Signals Look for: User input reflected in rendered pages, email templates, and PDF generators — check name fields, message bodies, and report exports Test payload: {{7*7}} - a rendered 49 in the response confirms server-side template injection For more tips join our Telegram channel: t.me/bugbountyusa #BugBounty #SSTI #PayloadFuzzing #InfoSec

Bug Bounty Tip: LFI via Payload Fuzzing Look for: File params like ?file=, ?page=, ?template=, and download endpoints Test payload: ../../../../etc/passwd If file contents are reflected in the response, it may indicate Local File Inclusion, enabling source code disclosure or RCE via log poisoning. For more tips join our Telegram channel: t.me/bugbountyusa #BugBounty #LFI #PayloadFuzzing #InfoSec

Bug Bounty Tip: Rate Limit Bypass via Header Spoofing Look for: POST /login or POST /send-otp returning 429 Too Many Requests. Test by rotating headers per request: X-Forwarded-For: 1.1.1.1, X-Real-IP, X-Originating-IP, X-Client-IP, CF-Connecting-IP, True-Client-IP - or path tricks like /login, /login/, /login%00, /Login, /api/v1/login vs /api/v2/login. If the limit resets with each spoofed value, it may indicate Rate Limit Bypass, enabling brute-force of passwords, OTPs, or coupon codes at scale. For more tips join our Telegram channel: t.me/bugbountyusa #BugBounty #RateLimitBypass #BruteForce #HeaderSpoofing #InfoSec

Google Dork to Find Exposed Admin Backups Example: site:url inurl:admin ext:bak For more tips join Telegram channel t.me/bugbountyusa #bugbounty #googledork #recon #infosec #ethicalhacking