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100 Web App Exploits ... For when you are stuck again, so bookmark this one <3 Reflected Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) Stored Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) DOM-based Cross-Site Scripting (DOM XSS) SQL Injection (Union-based) SQL Injection (Error-based) SQL Injection (Boolean-based) SQL Injection (Time-based) NoSQL Injection Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) Remote Code Execution (RCE) via web input Command Injection (OS command injection) Local File Inclusion (LFI) Remote File Inclusion (RFI) Path Traversal / Directory Traversal Insecure Direct Object Reference (IDOR) / Broken Object Level Authorization (BOLA) Broken Authentication (weak session management) Session Fixation Session Hijacking (cookie theft) Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) Unrestricted File Upload (web shell upload) XML External Entity (XXE) Injection Insecure Deserialization Prototype Pollution (JavaScript) Server-Side Template Injection (SSTI) Client-Side Template Injection (CSTI) Insecure Cryptographic Storage (weak hashing) JWT Misconfiguration / Algorithm None / Key leakage OAuth / OpenID Connect Misconfiguration Open Redirects Host Header Injection CORS Misconfiguration (Wildcard + credentials) Cross-Origin Data Leakage Clickjacking (UI redress) HTTP Response Splitting / CRLF Injection HTTP Header Injection (set-cookie, location) Web Cache Poisoning Cache-Control / CDN Misconfiguration leading to leak Path Traversal via Zip Slip (archive extraction) Insecure Temporary File Handling Race Condition / TOCTOU (time-of-check to time-of-use) Business Logic Flaws (e.g., price manipulation) Mass Assignment / Overposting Parameter Tampering / Hidden Field Manipulation HTTP Verb Tampering (method override abuse) Insufficient Authorization (function-level access control) Privilege Escalation via ACL bypass Insecure Password Reset Flows Password Change / Account Takeover via Email Change Flaws Credential Stuffing (reuse of breached creds) Brute Force / Weak Rate Limiting Insecure Direct Access to Admin Interfaces Default or Hardcoded Credentials Stored Sensitive Data in Logs (PII exposure) Information Disclosure (stack traces, verbose errors) Source Code Exposure (public repo, backup files) Backup/Old Versions Exposed (e.g., .bak, .old) Insecure Mobile/Web API Design (excessive data exposure) Insecure CORS Wildcard with Authorization Headers LDAP Injection XPath Injection XML Bomb / Billion Laughs denial (DoS) Regular Expression DoS (ReDoS) Denial of Service via Resource Exhaustion (application layer) Memory/Buffer Overflow in web native modules Integer Overflow / Underflow leading to logic bypass Unsafe Redirects and Forwards Subdomain Takeover (dangling CNAME) DNS Rebinding Attacks Open S3 / Cloud Storage Buckets exposing data Misconfigured Cloud IAM / Excessive Permissions Insecure Use of eval()/Function Constructors Unsafe deserialization of YAML/JSON leading to command exec Deserialization gadget chain exploitation Insecure Use of Third-Party Libraries (vulnerable deps) Supply-Chain/Dependency Hijack (typosquatting packages) Cross-Site WebSocket Hijacking / Insecure WebSocket auth Insecure File Permissions allowing escalation or data leak Sensitive Data in URL (tokens in querystrings) Referrer Leakage of Sensitive Info HTML Injection / Markup Injection CSS Injection / Exfil via CSS Password Hashing Weakness (unsalted/fast hash) Predictable Session IDs / Tokens Insufficient Logging & Monitoring (detection bypass) Unsafe C++/Native Extensions (use-after-free via web input) Unsafe Use of eval-like template helpers (Handlebars/Underscore) Insecure Temporary Credentials / Token Rotation Flaws Hidden API Endpoints (security through obscurity) Forced Browsing / Directory Indexing Exposed Abuse of Administrator/Support Features (impersonation) Insufficient Transport Layer Protection (no TLS or TLS misconfig) Weak or Broken CAPTCHA / Anti-bot Protections Insecure Integration with Payment Gateways (CSF misconfig) Broken Session Logout / Session Revocation Failures Unsafe Cross-Origin Resource Inclusion (mixed content) Server Misconfiguration (exposed debug interfaces) Unvalidated Redirects and Forwards (phishing facilitation) Insecure Use of JSONP / Callback Injection Improperly Protected Webhooks (unauthenticated triggers) Insecure Feature Flags / Unsafe Runtime Feature Toggles

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🔥 Advanced Recon Methodology — by TheM@sterDoctor1 --- ## 🛰 Reconnaissance Phase: Gathering URLs Historical Files Enumeration # Extract .zip, .rar, .sql, .env, etc. from Wayback Machine & GAU cat domains.txt | waybackurls | grep -Ei '\.(zip|rar|sql|env|conf|gz|bak|db)(\?|$|")' > wayback-sensitive.txt cat domains.txt | gau | grep -Ei '\.(zip|rar|sql|env|conf|gz|bak|db)(\?|$|")' > gau-sensitive.txt # Merge and deduplicate cat wayback-sensitive.txt gau-sensitive.txt | sort -u > sensitive-urls.txt Subdomain Enumeration # Full subdomain sweep subfinder -d starbucks.com -silent > starbucks-subs.txt echo "starbucks.com" >> starbucks-subs.txt --- ## 🎯 Filtering Phase: Validate Live Files HTTP Status Code Validation # Keep only URLs returning HTTP 200 OK cat sensitive-urls.txt | httpx -mc 200 -silent > live-sensitive.txt Parallel Boost (High Speed) # Check files much faster with GNU Parallel cat sensitive-urls.txt | parallel -j50 httpx -mc 200 -silent --- ## 🚀 Fuzzing Phase: Directory & Extension Bruteforcing Custom Extension Bruteforce (ZIP Focus) # Bruteforce .zip files on subdomains cat starbucks-subs.txt | xargs -I % feroxbuster -u % -x zip -w /usr/share/seclists/Discovery/Web-Content/raft-small-files.txt Aggressive Directory Fuzzing # Using common wordlists for hidden paths cat domains.txt | xargs -I % feroxbuster -u % -w /usr/share/seclists/Discovery/Web-Content/directory-list-2.3-medium.txt -t 50 --- ## ⚡ Post-Processing Phase: Data Extraction Extract and Color Sensitive Patterns # Highlight important findings cat live-sensitive.txt | grep -Eio 'https?://[^ ]+' | while read url; do if [[ "$url" == *".zip" || "$url" == *".rar" || "$url" == *".bak" ]]; then echo -e "\033[1;31m$url\033[0m" # Red = backup/archive elif [[ "$url" == *id=* ]]; then echo -e "\033[1;33m$url\033[0m" # Yellow = ID-based query else echo "$url" fi done Download Sensitive Files Automatically # Download all .zip files concurrently cat live-sensitive.txt | grep '\.zip' | xargs -n 1 -P 20 wget -q -P starbucks-zips/ --- ## 🛡 Bonus: Vulnerability Scanning Auto-Scan with Nuclei Templates # Scan sensitive files with custom templates nuclei -l live-sensitive.txt -t exposures/files/zip-file-detect.yaml -o zip-findings.txt --- # 🚨 Full Ultimate Pipeline: One-Liner Version # Full pipeline to find live sensitive files cat domains.txt | waybackurls | grep -Ei '\.(zip|rar|sql|env|conf|gz|bak|db)(\?|$|")' \ | sort -u \ | httpx -mc 200 -silent \ | anew live-sensitive.txt --- # 📌 Notes - httpx for HTTP validation. - feroxbuster for bruteforcing. - gau and waybackurls for historical data. - parallel for massive speed boost. - nuclei for automated scanning after file discovery. --- # 🔥 “MasterDoctor Recon Philosophy” - Always merge different sources (gau + waybackurls). - Always deduplicate and validate (`sort -u`, `httpx -mc 200`). - Always bruteforce hidden resources (feroxbuster). - Always scan what you find (nuclei templates). - Always maximize parallelization for maximum speed. ---