Bug Bytes #218 – Advent of Cyber, RCEs and hacking poems

Bug Bytes is a weekly newsletter curated by members of the bug bounty community. The second series is curated by InsiderPhD. Every week, she keeps us up to date with a comprehensive list of write-ups, tools, tutorials and resources.

This issue covers the weeks from November 19th to December 3rd

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Intigriti News

• Attending Blackhat EU 2023, we’re going to be there!

• We’re launching our Researcher API- Dec 6 2023

• Top 3 Tools to create your own personalized wordlists to discover more content & find more vulnerabilities

• Few spots left for our next ONSITE Meetup and last of 2023 in our amazing London Offices.

• We’ve launched the teaser videos for the Knights of Elektron live hacking event, a groundbreaking collaboration between IntelSecurity ProjectCircuitBreaker & Intigriti, volume one and volume two

From my notebook

1. TryHackMe! Advent of Cyber 2023 Kick-Off – Advent of Cyber is a free daily security challenge and walkthrough every day through December in collaboration with a ton of cyber security content creators, but we start off with John Hammond!

2. Where are all the RCEs? RCE case study – Another indepth case study by Bug Bounty Reports Explained, he dives deep into RCEs, I love his data driven approach

3. My Confusion Over Local File Inclusion – This write up is presented as a poem, it’s fun and creative

4. Autonomous Hacking of PHP Web Applications at the Bytecode Level – Very interesting unique look at PHP by looking at the Bytecode

5. Episode 403 – Does the government banning apps work? – No but it does prompt an interesting discussion around threat modelling!

• Hacking when all the bugs have been found?

• Hacking PyJWT for Algorithm Confusion Attack [HackTheBox CyberMonday]

• Building YOUR CyberSecurity Resume

• Can ChatGPT Find Smart Contract Vulnerabilities

• A Random $10,000 bug #bugbounty #bugbountytips #bugbountyhunter (shorts)

• What is a Container Escape? (shorts)

• Time spent on a target feat. @rhynorater #bugbounty #bugbountytips #bugbountyhunter (shorts)

• Monitoring JS files to know first about new features feat. @rhynorater #bugbounty #bugbountytips (shorts)

• Testing e-commerce? Here’s what to look for 👌 (shorts)

• Giving Yourself the Best Opportunity to Find a Bug

• Setting Up My Home Lab For Docker OR Kubernetes!

• Everything about full-time bug bounty – Justin “rhynorater” Gardner from @criticalthinkingpodcast

• Reinventing Web Security

• Bug Bounty Target Deep Dive

• At 17, He Made $10K a Month Printing Fake IDs, But Paid a Much Higher Price🎙Ep. 104: Arya

• Katie Paxton-Fear: The Importance of Content Creation in Cybersecurity Careers

• The SAML Ramble (Ep. 46)

• The Secret Message Hackers Left Deep Inside Their Malware🎙Darknet Diaries Ep. 103: Cloud Hopper

• Maxie Reynolds: From hacker to underwater data center entrepeneur

• Episode 47: CSP Research, Iframe Hopping, and Client-side Shenanigans

• 228 – Hypervisor Bugs and a FAR-out iOS bug

• 227 – Kubernetes Code Exec and There Is No Spoon

• EP150 Taming the AI Beast: Threat Modeling for Modern AI Systems with Gary McGraw

• Ransomware gang reports its own crime, and what happened at OpenAI?

• 226 – A Heap of Linux Bugs

• Beginner

  • Part 03 | What To Do After Choosing a Target? | Post Recon |Bug Bounty

  • Easy Bug Hunting: HTML Injection Explained Step by Step

  • Subdomain Enumeration

  • The Bug Hunter’s Methodology Live Course Review

  • 5 thing most new bug bounty hunters do wrong

• Intermediate

  • Everything I know on Recon

  • Remote Code Execution (RCE)

  • Mastering API Penetration Testing: A Comprehensive Guide for Security Pentesters

  • XSS – Weaponization ATO

  • Understanding XML External Entity (XXE) Vulnerabilities

  • CSRF Bug Hunting Methodology: Intermediate

  • A Thrilling Expedition into AWS Security

  • Semi-Automating IDORs: A Practical Approach to Working Smarter, Not Harder

  • Epic Bug Hunting Failures-2

  • Vulnerabilities in Python Serialization: Pickle

• Advanced

  • HTTP/2 Request Smuggling

  • Dive into Single Packet Attack

  • Mass Hunting XSS vulnerabilities

• Security Research

  • Gadget chain in WordPress

  • Building Immune Authorization: AppSec in Healthcare Apps

  • Using Chaos Engineering To Hack An API

• Bugs

  • My First Valid Bug!!!

  • Business Logic Vulnerability: Payment bypass

  • The story of how I finally got my first money from hacking

  • How I Found My First Website Vulnerability as a Web Pentester

  • My first and simple ATO in a private program

  • Verification Bypass via “Mass Assignment”

  • Race Condition – A cURL Chaos

  • Fat GET Authorization Bypass

  • CRLF to XSS

  • PII Disclosure Worth $750

  • Hall of Fame at NASA

  • Writeup Bugcrowd — Private program — QR codes

  • Default Credentials, P1 with $$$$ Reward in a Bug Bounty Program

  • Waybackurls leads to pwned Admin Panel

  • How i get my first Logic Bug and how to find them

  • Critical misconfiguration in Firebase-Bug bounty

  • $20,000 Paid For A Bug That No One Has Ever Expected

  • First massive bug: Noise’s AWS Bucket Misconfiguration

  • How I Made $$$ Using Open-Redirect

  • How i hacked a router (embedded system)

  • SAML authentication bypass leads to account takeover

  • Google dorking is one of the best method | Hall of fame from XXX.gov

  • 200$ bounty for CRLF injection Attack

  • How I found a vulnerability in a Trillion Dollar Company, Amazon!

  • CRITICAL BUG Alert: How I HACKED into a company’s DATABASE

  • CVE-2023–47837: ARMember ≤= 4.0.10 — Bypass Membership Plan

  • Chaining CORS by Reflected XSS to Steal Sensitive Data

  • Vulnerability Exploiting Privilege Escalation Discovered in WordPress [CVE-2023–32243]

  • Budget Change: IDOR 1000$ Bug

• CTF challenges

  • HackTheBox – CyberMonday

  • HTB: CyberMonday

  • Capture the Flag: Hacking Yet Another Markup Language

  • HackTheBox – Pilgrimage

  • VulnLab — SQLi Injection series — Bypass Login

  • HackTheBox — Web Attacks: XXE with Blind Exfiltration Data, HackTheBox — Web Attacks: Error Based XXE to exfiltrate data, HackTheBox — Web Attacks: From XXE Injection to Advanced Local File Disclosure

• Porch-Pirate – The Most Comprehensive Postman Recon / OSINT Client And Framework That Facilitates The Automated Discovery And Exploitation Of API Endpoints And Secrets Committed To Workspaces, Collections, Requests, Users And Teams

• Pentest Muse: an Open Source AI-Powered Tool for Ethical Hacking

• @pdiscoveryio’s Katana for Bug Bounty.