
Smile, You’re Hacked: Pentesting Open Cameras
Hey folks! Ever wondered how secure those surveillance cameras watching your every move really are?
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Hey folks! Ever wondered how secure those surveillance cameras watching your every move really are?

Hello everyone, I am back with another tool. This time it is a tool to generate wordlists based on GitHub repositories. I have named it Repolist

Hey there! If you're using Symfony, please disable the Symfony Profiler in production.

Sourcemap is a powerful tool for developers when debugging their JavaScript code. They provide a way to map the minified, production code back to the original, unminified source…
Have you ever heard of favicon? It's that little icon that appears in your browser tab when you visit a website.

Hey there, today I want to talk about a tool that I recently created called domains. This tool is a CLI tool that allows you to extract domains from a list of URLs. This tool is…

Hey there, today I want to talk about a serious vulnerability that many developers always forget to implement in their applications which is Authorization.

When building a web application, it is important to consider the security implications of the "Access-Control-Allow-Origin" header.

As a business, it's important to have a strong online presence and use modern technologies to develop and test your apps.

In this post, I will be sharing some of my favorite one-liner commands that I use for bug hunting. These commands can be used to perform reconnaissance, identify open ports, check…

I have been pentesting for a while now and I have used a lot of tools. There are some tools that I use everyday and I thought I would share them with you.

WPScan is a popular tool for performing security assessments on WordPress websites. It generates a detailed report of any vulnerabilities it finds, including information about the…