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I’m sick of 1000-line Python scripts.

I’m sick of 1000-line Python scripts.

This blog introduces snickerdoodle, a customized Cookiecutter template designed to help penetration testers quickly create and share complex CLI tools. By automating project setup with features like pre-configured CLI interfaces, Rich logging, and integrated dependency management using Poetry, Snickerdoodle allows security professionals to focus on coding rather than boilerplate setup.
Forbidden! Are 403 bypasses worth looking for?

Forbidden! Are 403 bypasses worth looking for?

403 status code bypasses might seem niche and impractical at first glance, but they can be surprisingly valuable for uncovering vulnerabilities at scale. This blog delves into the nuances of 403 bypass techniques, exploring how tools like Nuclei and Burpsuite can be leveraged to identify hidden admin panels and other restricted areas, even when traditional methods fall short.
Recent InfoSec Talks, Defcon 32 - SSHamble: Unexpected Exposures in the Secure Shell

Recent InfoSec Talks, Defcon 32 - SSHamble: Unexpected Exposures in the Secure Shell

Will Vandevanter discusses a talk he saw at Defcon 2024 that was jam-packed with knowledge, hunting an international criminal, 0 days, and a new open-source tool. Will also talks about some takeaways he got from the talk.
One Proxy to Rule Them All

One Proxy to Rule Them All

Bypass WAFs with gigaproxy: an HTTP proxy that rotates IPs using mitmproxy, AWS API Gateway, and Lambda. Read the blog to learn more.
Exploring Modern Password Spraying: Introduction to Entra Smart Lockout

Exploring Modern Password Spraying: Introduction to Entra Smart Lockout

Delve into the modern techniques and security controls surrounding password spraying. This series will explore the current techniques, tactics, and procedures (TTPs) for password spraying.
Pwning SPA’s With Semgrep

Pwning SPA’s With Semgrep

Semgrep, or Semantic Grep (For Code) should be a part of your pentesting toolkit. If you think otherwise, read on to see why.
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