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Meerut, India
Joined November 2024
Join my Telegram channel for regular tips on SQLi, XSS, IDOR, enumeration & business logic bugs. Telegram Channel: t.me/bugbountyusa #CyberSecurity #BugBounty
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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Bug Bounty Tip: 403 Bypass via Path Fuzzing Look for: GET /admin returning 403 Forbidden Test path variations: /admin/, /admin/., /admin%2f, /admin%20, /admin..;/, /%2e/admin, /ADMIN, /admin?, /admin#, /./admin, and header tricks like X-Original-URL: /admin or X-Rewrite-URL: /admin. If any variant returns 200 with admin content, it may indicate Access Control Bypass, enabling unauthorized access to admin panels, internal APIs, or restricted functionality. For more tips join our Telegram channel: t.me/bugbountyusa #BugBounty #403Bypass #AccessControl #PathFuzzing #InfoSec
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OSINT Tip: Small Google Dork for Exposed Login Pages site:URL inurl:login OR inurl:signin OR inurl:admin This short OSINT dork finds login and admin panels on a target domain, useful for mapping the attack surface during recon. For more tips join Telegram channel t.me/bugbountyusa #OSINT #GoogleDorks #LoginPages #AttackSurface #InfoSec
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MITRE ATT&CK Learning Tip Start with the matrix: ATT&CK is a map of attacker behavior. Columns = Tactics (goals like "Initial Access"), rows = Techniques (methods like "Phishing"), and sub-items = Procedures (real tools/groups using them). Learn by scenario: Pick one attack (e.g., ransomware) and trace it across tactics — Initial Access (T1566 phishing) → Execution (T1059 PowerShell) → Persistence (T1547 registry run keys) → Exfiltration (T1041 C2 channel). Practice: Use the free ATT&CK Navigator tool to highlight techniques seen in logs/reports and spot your detection blind spots. For more tips join our Telegram channel: t.me/bugbountyusa #MITREATTACK #ThreatHunting #InfoSec #BlueTeam #TTPs
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CVE-2026-102764 BeyondTrust Remote Support authentication bypass. Internal messaging components fail to validate message origin, allowing an unauthenticated remote attacker to perform arbitrary file operations and potentially fully compromise the appliance. nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE…
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Bug Bounty Tip: XSS via Reflection Signals Look for: User input reflected unencoded in HTML body, attributes, or JS strings - check search boxes, profile fields, and error pages Test payload: - an executed popup or unescaped reflection in source confirms XSS For more tips join our Telegram channel: t.me/bugbountyusa #BugBounty #XSS #PayloadFuzzing #InfoSec
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