Spix0r

Spix0r

@spix0r.bsky.social

Bug Bounty Hunter | Github: https://github.com/Spix0r

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✎ RoboFinder v0.2.2 is out RoboFinder is now more powerful, stable, and easier to fit into your #recon workflow. It fetches historical robots.txt files from archive.org to uncover old directories, hidden paths, and #OSINT data. #bugbounty #cybersecurity 1/3

It’s been a while since my last update, but I’m thrilled to share some exciting news about my project called Fback 1/5 #bugbounty #bugbountytips #bugbountytools #recon #hacking #CyberSecurity

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You can use FBack to generate target-specific wordlists and fuzz for possible backup files: echo https://example[.]com/files/config.php | fback -y 2020-2024 -m 1-12 Example Output: config.php.bak config_backup.php config_2024.php files_config.php 4/5

It’s been a while since my last update, but I’m thrilled to share some exciting news about my project called Fback 1/5 #bugbounty #bugbountytips #bugbountytools #recon #hacking #CyberSecurity

What’s FBack? It’s a tool that generates target‑specific wordlists to fuzz for backup files—think config.php.bak, config_backup.php, etc. Its perfect for hunting juicy unattended backups on static or WordPress sites. 2/5

Methodology You know those static websites, especially WordPress sites, where you encounter paths like: example[.]com/files/config.php But you don't have access to config.php, so now what? What should you test here? 3/5

Subdomain Enumeration - Finding subdomains that are hidden in the cloud. We need to conduct a certificate search on the IP ranges of cloud providers such as Amazon, Digital Ocean, Google, and Microsoft. 1/3

We can extract subdomains from these providers using kaeferjaeger, which performs this task for us every 60 minutes. [Passive Search] If you lack the necessary resources, you can utilize kaeferjaeger provider to conduct a passive search. 2/3

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During #x3ctf, I discovered an unintended solution that turned out to be a pretty cool generic technique. It allows you to detect the result of a selector during CSS Injection, bypassing any CSP restricting external requests! Check out the writeup below: jorianwoltjer.com/blog/p/ctf/x...

jorianwoltjer.comPost: x3CTF - blogdog (+ new CSS Injection XS-Leak!) | Jorian WoltjerA "hard web xssbot" challenge about a fun browser quirk with the is= attribute to perform CSS Injection. Bypass the strict CSP with an unintended new technique to XS-Leak a selector's result by detect...

Robots.txt File And #Reconnaissance What is a robots.txt file? The robots.txt file is designed to restrict web crawlers from accessing certain parts of a website. However, it often inadvertently reveals sensitive directories that the site owner prefers to keep unindexed. 1/3

Why should i search for old robots.txt files? Because it's possible that the site you are investigating had numerous paths listed in its robots.txt file that were subsequently removed in later updates. Despite their removal, those paths, files, and parameters may still be accessible. 3/3

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Hey BlueSky! I case you missed it: I've created cspbypass.com A site where you can search for known CSP bypass gadgets to gain XSS. It already contains a bunch of useful gadgets with contributions from your favourite hackers. If you have some CSP bypasses to share, feel free to contribute!

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Hackvertor BApp pro tip: 🛠️ Did you know you can use Hackvertor tags inside custom tags? This also works with globally declared variables! Example set a global in a request: <@set_var(true)>1337<@/set_var> Custom JS tag: output = convert("< @get_var />") Now that's power 💪

I've developed a Python tool called Fback that generates wordlists for fuzzing backup files. It takes a JSON-based pattern file and a seed wordlist as input and produces a target-specific wordlist as output. Github: github.com/Spix0r/Fback #bugbounty #bugbountytools #cybersecurity

github.comGitHub - Spix0r/fback: This is a useful Python script for generating a target specific wordlist for fuzzing backup files.This is a useful Python script for generating a target specific wordlist for fuzzing backup files. - Spix0r/fback

I've put aside Hunt for a month and I'm studying for my bachelor's courses so I can get into a master's program. In our country, we have to take an exam called the "Konkur" before we can start studying for a master's. I really miss Hunt! :) I hope I can hang in there for these two months.☠️

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Here's another: make a looping gif into a non-looping gif, without messing up the palette: ffmpeg -i in.gif -loop -1 out.gif -filter_complex "[0:v] split [a][b];[a] palettegen [p];[b][p] paletteuse"

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Apropos of nothing: if you want to embed subtitles into a video file you can do it with ffmpeg: ffmpeg -i infile.mp4 -i subs.vtt -c copy -c:s mov_text outfile.mp4

I've put together a comprehensive guide for anyone interested in configuring a #DNS server for Out-Of-Band ( #OOB ) data #exfiltration. This resource will enhance your understanding of how DNS operates. 1/3

It includes detailed, step-by-step instructions for setting up and manually configuring an OOB DNS server using BIND. The guide covers installation, DNS options configuration, zone file creation, logging setup, and validation of the BIND configuration. 2/3