Day-11: Did Unix badge exercise on Pentesterlab and was not in the mood to do research so did read some amazing info-sec write-ups! Understanding and reading other's methodology always helps you make your thoughts broad!
1. Access to Server and Database of a French Bank 💸 ~ Thibeault Chenu!
- Understanding the structure of Target is Important!
- This was pretty good but I guess I need more knowledge to understand this completely if you can help, lemme know in the comment section! Thanks!❤️
2. Getting First Bounty with IDOR ~ Mukul Trivedi
- Idor's are great when you get the logic errors!
- He also linked amazing blogs about IDOR in his blog, do not forget to check that out also!
3. How Inspect Element Got me a Bounty ~ Aditya Soni
- Make Inspect Element your best friend!
- Idk I never tried to change value which is disabled by default! Nice catch though!
PS: It is pretty easy to understand, If you do not understand lemme know in the comment section, I'll help you!
Resources:
Medium Blogs:
- https://medium.com/bugbountywriteup/how-did-i-get-access-to-server-and-database-of-a-french-bank-6bab0ed30463
- https://medium.com/bugbountywriteup/all-about-getting-first-bounty-with-idor-849db2828c8
- https://medium.com/bugbountywriteup/how-inspect-element-got-me-a-bounty-58d3a9946225
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