InfoSec Write-ups - Medium-- Hello Guys ! I am Jeya Seelan a Security Researcher and a Bug Hunter. This Is My First Bug Bounty Writeup. We are Going to See A Short Story of IDOR and How Could I Have Taken Over Your Account Through It.Before Getting into Details Let’s See What is An IDOR.What is an IDOR?IDOR Stands … Continue reading A Short Story of IDOR To Account Takeover
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WHAT PROBLEM SOLVING ACTUALLY LOOKS LIKE
InfoSec Write-ups - Medium-- What Problem Solving Actually Looks LikeThe proof of concept images for the vending machine hack were lost. How did I get them back?honest blog bannerAugust 9, 2020: I was starting to piece together my last week’s post, when I opened Google Photos for the images to be included as proof-of-concept. Unfortunately, I couldn’t find … Continue reading WHAT PROBLEM SOLVING ACTUALLY LOOKS LIKE
OSWE like Boxes Series 0x01 — HTB Blocky Write-up
InfoSec Write-ups - Medium-- OSWE like Boxes Series 0x01 — HTB Blocky Write-upHi guys, today we will be looking at Blocky Box from Hackthebox. It was very easy machine with two solutions. One is intended other one unintended. Summary part for intended way.SummaryThere are 4 open ports 21, 22, 80 and 25565.Head on to port 80, there is a wordpress … Continue reading OSWE like Boxes Series 0x01 — HTB Blocky Write-up
HackTheBox: Popcorn
InfoSec Write-ups - Medium-- How To Hack: Popcorn From HackTheBoxMy Journey On Achieving The OSCP CertificationPopcornIntroductionSome of you must be thinking, not another HTB writeup. But that’s not the case here. Let me elaborate:My goal is to document my journey on achieving the OSCP Certification. This Medium blog is not the place where you can … Continue reading HackTheBox: Popcorn
TryHackMe: Reversing ELF Writeup
InfoSec Write-ups - Medium-- This article demonstrates my approach to solving the Reversing ELF room created by mrpvr, available for free on the TryHackMe platform. This room contains 8 beginner crackme challenges which increase in difficulty as you progress. I have provided a link to the TryHackMe platform below for anyone interested in trying these … Continue reading TryHackMe: Reversing ELF Writeup
Unhiding the hidden
InfoSec Write-ups - Medium-- First bug bounty experience — $530This blog aims to help developers understand how attackers can take advantage of security misconfigurations to gain unauthorized access to restricted functionalities. A pretty simple vulnerability (if I come to think of it now), but most of my time and effort went into finding the right point of … Continue reading Unhiding the hidden
VPS Cheatsheet for bug hunting
InfoSec Write-ups - Medium-- I have found myself way too many times forgetting certain commands, or how to perform specific actions related to bug hunting.Continue reading on InfoSec Write-ups » View original article on InfoSec Write-ups - Medium
CryptoBay.cz Analysis: A Bunch of other Fraudulent Services hosted on a Single IP Address Revealed
InfoSec Write-ups - Medium-- Note:- This is an investigation which kick-started by targeting a Crypto Platform and gradually uncovered a series of other fraudulent servicesAs a part of my daily TOR surfing, I stumbled upon a post in Dread titled “Cryptobay.cz”. By the title, I figured out that it is a new Crypto-Laundering Services like … Continue reading CryptoBay.cz Analysis: A Bunch of other Fraudulent Services hosted on a Single IP Address Revealed
Let’s secure WFH in Kerberos way !
InfoSec Write-ups - Medium-- Let’s secure WFH in Kerberos way!WFH People accessing services over the internetPeople are mostly quarantined which poses a major challenge to work securely for the company as well as for employees. Both parties are worried about a single topic of “Security”. Companies nowadays are working to make secure login for seaming experience, also … Continue reading Let’s secure WFH in Kerberos way !
The Importance of keeping up to date, or how I found an interesting bug thanks to a tweet
InfoSec Write-ups - Medium-- During your bug hunting adventures, you may find yourself deep in the electric mood. Shower of ones and zeros getting you soaked. Failed…Continue reading on InfoSec Write-ups » View original article on InfoSec Write-ups - Medium










