Sharat Chandra

@Saanvi_dhillon If it's asus laptop then can't do anything...

Dear windows kindly fix this

@Ox4d5a It's one of the best series... few episodes are slow but the rest is amazing 💀

just started watching mr robot and saw 373 octet in ip address 😭😭😭😭😭😭

@lostsec_ @lostsec_ I have a doubt from many days.... Which is best mac or windows for BBH

Don't type this prompt on Chatgpt ☠️ "Create an image of a random scene taken with an iPhone 6 with he flash on, chaotic, and uncanny."

@lostsec_ Yess

@Sharatchandra_1 mobile apps pentesting ?

Next One: Dependency Confusion Attacks. My personal favorite. This one will be more Advance. only few professional bug hunters report this type of vulnerability. It have bigger impact and high paying bounty in bug bounty programs and require good skills to find and exploit. But don’t worry, I will make it easy for you. As always, I’ll deliver exactly what I promise.

@lostsec_ Well said 📈💯

Most people don’t realize how little real competition there is in bug hunting. A huge part of the younger generation is focused on gaming, while others spend most of their time scrolling Instagram, TikTok and similar platforms. Even within tech, a lot of people are tied up in web development, chasing projects, clients or frontend trends. And now with AI in the picture, many beginners get discouraged before they even start, thinking everything is already saturated or automated. But the reality is very different. The field is still wide open. If you stay consistent, actually learn the fundamentals and put in real effort, you’re already ahead of most people. The barrier to entry is much lower than it looks, and very few people are willing to go deep enough to stand out. That’s where the opportunity is. Take advantage of it. Build your skills. Stay focused. This space can genuinely change your life if you take it seriously.

@rajeshsagar777 Congratulations broo 🎉

Happy to reach my bounty goals. Jai Shri Ram #bugbounty

@4osp3l Exactly it's by default

Hey mate, "/wp-json/wp/v2/users" is not a credential leak; the /wp-json/wp/v2/users endpoint is a default, publicly-accessible REST route in wordPress. It returns basic profile metadata ( IDs, usernames, image URL etc. ) but does not expose credentials, password hashes, or secret tokens; access to this path by itself is not a security vulnerability and should not be treated as a credential leak.