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We cover these 3 plus some unusual ones.Īnother big vulnerability out there and a really dangerous one. There are 3 main types of XSS which are Stored, Reflected and DOM based XSS. This is due to user input not being well filtered and processing the input as javascript code.
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This vulnerability allows us to execute Javascript code on the webpage. This is a big vulnerability and is very common in many websites out there. Here we show an example of a vulnerability where the admins of websites haven't changed the default credentials for a certain application that runs on their server. We put this as a separate section, however all the previous vulnerabilities also belong to it. If it doesn't properly store and manage those IDs an attacker could potentially change the ID and access the information of another user. A simple example would be an application that has user IDs in the URL. Here we cover a vulnerability called Insecure direct object reference. Failures typically lead to unauthorized information disclosure, modification or destruction of all data, or performing a business function outside of the limits of the user. We cover an example where developer forgot to remove the entire database from being accessible to regular users.Īccess control enforces policy such that users cannot act outside of their intended permissions. Instead it's when developers forget to remove important information during production that can be used to perform an attack. This isn't a vulnerability in the system.
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We cover different tools used to send lots of password on the webpage in order to break into an account. If client has an easy and simple password set, then it will be also easy to guess it. This can be a problem even if the website is secure. We show different examples through cookie values, HTTP requests, Forgot password page etc. It allows the attacker to impersonate legitimate users online. It essentially refers to weakness in 2 areas session management and credential management. This is another vulnerability that occurs on websites. This allows us to run commands on the system, compromise system through a reverse shell and compromise accounts on that system (and all the data). This could be something like a webpage that allows us to ping other websites but doesn't check whether we inputed a different command other than the IP address that it needs. Injecting commands is possible when server runs our input through its system unfiltered. That code is later rendered out on the page as real HTML. HTML injection is essentially just finding a vulnerable input on the webpage that allows HTML code to be injected.
It's also one of the easiest so we start with it. Some of those features are crawling the webpage, intercepting and changing HTTP requests, brute-force attacks and more. It has many different features that make hunting for bugs easier. Pretty much every Bug Hunter out there knows about this tool (and probably uses it). This is a very important tool for a Bug Hunter. We also use google hacking which is useful skill to have once tools are not available. For this, we use different tools like Dirb, Nikto, Nmap. We cover numerous tactics and tools that allow us to gather as much information about a certain website. This is where we start with the practical Bug Bounty/ Website Penetration Testing. With almost every vulnerability, we will cover an example on TryHackMe and also on our vulnerable Virtual Machine.įrom here choose 2 different paths depending on the knowledge that you already have.ģ) Website Enumeration & Information Gathering
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Install a vulnerable VM called OWASPBWA that we will attack.Ĭreate an online account on TryHackMe platform.
Quick example of one vulnerability that we will cover.Ĭreate our virtual lab that we will use throughout the course (Kali Linux machine). Here we just touch on theory of what exactly is Bug Bounty and Penetration Testing We will start off by creating our virtual hacking lab to make sure we keep your computers safe throughout the course, as well as doing things legally, and having our computers set up for penetrations testing. We are going to teach you how penetration testing works, by actually practicing the techniques and methods used by bug bounty hunters today. This course is focused on learning by doing. This course will take you from absolute beginner, all the way to becoming a security expert and bug bounty hunter to improve security for your clients and any future web applications you may create!
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