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In this episode, I will give you my honest review of CRTO (certified red team operator certification) from Zeropoint Security.

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Awesome collection of well-known Active Directory attacks: https://attack.stealthbits.com

The bible of Active Directory hacking: https://adsecurity.org

Pentester Academy Lab with walk-through: https://www.pentesteracademy.com/activedirectorylab

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In this video, I give my own experience with Offshore, a real-world pentest lab provided by hackthebox.eu 

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Awesome collection of well-known Active Directory attacks: https://attack.stealthbits.com

The bible of Active Directory hacking: https://adsecurity.org 

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JavaScript Enumeration is a critical skill to have if you want to level  up your penetration testing or bug bounty hunting game. Yet, not  everyone does it, partly because it is a boring exercise or it consumes  most of your time, not to mention how intimidated you might feel reading  someone else’s code. Today, we will explore this topic and understand  why it matters, and how you can perform it.   

Further reads mentioned in the video: 

https://thehackerish.com/cross-site-scripting-xss-explained/ 

https://portswigger.net/web-security/cross-site-scripting/dom-based 

https://labs.detectify.com/2016/12/15/postmessage-xss-on-a-million-sites/ 

https://medium.com/@alex.birsan/the-bug-that-exposed-your-paypal-password-539fc2896da9   

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Hello Ethical Hackers! Today I share with you the best hacking books I  enjoyed reading since the beginning of my career in Information  Security! I will constantly update the list as I read more, but you  already have enough hacking books to get you started in the information  security industry. It also contains some advanced hacking books for  those who want to level up their hacking skills.

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Hello ethical hackers! In this episode, you will learn everything  related to OSCP certification. What is OSCP? Why is it a strong  certification? What sets it apart? What are the requirements? How to  properly prepare for the exam? What to do the day of the exam? And  what's next once you earn your OSCP certification?

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https://thehackerish.com/best-hacking-websites-for-ethical-hackers/ 

Hacking websites to sharpen your skills: https://youtu.be/iZLo8WiooIY 

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I often get asked from many of my friends and colleagues about where  should I start to learn to hack. My answer always includes a handful of  hacking websites which I found very useful during my journey in this  awesome industry. Today I will share with you the best hacking websites  you should definitely use.

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Hello ethical hackers and bug bounty hunters! Welcome to this bug  bounty write-up where I show you how I found a Server-Side Request  Forgery vulnerability (SSRF). Then, I will explain how I was able to  escalate it to obtain a Remote Code Execution (RCE). Finally, you will  see how it is possible to gain a full SSH shell on the vulnerable  server.

If all this seems intimidating for you, let me tell you that  shouldn’t be; just make sure you stick with me until the end. I promise  you are going to learn many things today!

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Hello ethical hackers and bug bounty hunters! I’ve recently conducted  a successful penetration testing against a web application built using  Google Web Toolkit, and I want to share with you the process I followed  and the bugs I found. Hopefully, this episode will inspire you to try  harder during your own bug bounty hunting and penetration testing  journey.

I will briefly explain what Google Web Toolkit is and what research  has already been made around it. Then, I will explain why and how I  built a Burp extension to help me during the penetration testing  process. Finally, I will share with you some vulnerabilities I found,  especially a cool one which required further effort. So stay with me as  we smash this web application into pieces!

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Watch the Broken Access Control approach on https://youtu.be/TJQpOrtet8E

Read about IDOR on https://thehackerish.com/idor-explained-owasp-top-10-vulnerabilities/

Hello ethical hackers and welcome to the world of hacking and bug bounty hunting. Today, I will share the tools I use to gather open source intelligence and perform subdomain enumeration. Every craftsman has its toolbox and a bounty hunter is no different. However, it’s easy to get lost in the growing number of bug bounty tools which get published by the community everyday. That’s why one of the goals of this article is to provide you with the minimal tools which provide the maximum returns.

Links to all the tools are available on the blog post on: https://thehackerish.com/bug-bounty-tools-from-enumeration-to-reporting/

Hello dear ethical hackers and welcome to this new article about bug bounty hunting. In this episode, you will discover my report template and learn how you can write outstanding bug bounty reports which you will be proud of. 

If you’ve been following along from the beginning, you have hopefully found at least one bug by now. If it’s the case,  then congratulations! Now it’s time to report that bug right? Well, I  have been working as a triage Analyst for more than a year, and trust me  when I tell you that only few hunters master the art of writing good  bug bounty reports. If you don’t give enough care and love when writing,  be aware that it is a mandatory soft skill which brings you higher  bounties. Every hunter should know how to write good bug bounty reports.  And today, you will see how you can do just that!

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