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🪁 Happy Makar Sankranti! ☀️ May this beautiful festival bring new beginnings, positivity, and success into your life. Just l
🪁 Happy Makar Sankranti! ☀️ May this beautiful festival bring new beginnings, positivity, and success into your life. Just like kites rise high in the sky, may your dreams soar higher and higher ✨ 🌾 Wishing you: • Bright days ahead • Sweet moments like tilgul 🍬 • Growth, happiness & good health Let go of the past, fly high, and shine brighter! 💛 🪁☀️ Happy Makar Sankranti to you and your loved ones! ☀️🪁

New #BugBounty repository: Title: portpilot Link: https://github.com/YuriPeixoto25/portpilot

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🚀 ADVANCED RATE LIMIT BYPASS TECHNIQUES 🔥 1. Shadow Request Injection Some servers only rate-limit the first request in a batch. Send: POST /login HTTP/1.1 Content-Length: 999 <request1-json> <request2-json> <request3-json> Backend processes ALL. Rate limiter sees only first. ⚠️ Works on Node, PHP, Laravel, Django. 🔥 2. Parameter Pollution (HPP) Duplicate parameters: email=a@gmail.com&email=b@gmail.com Add parameter :- ?id=1 Some rate limiters read first, server reads second. Bypass success 🎯 🔥 3. Clone Request to Sub-domains Some targets share the SAME backend but DIFFERENT WAF rules. Try: • api.domain.comapp.domain.combeta.domain.comshop.domain.comcdn.domain.comlegacy.domain.com Many rate limiters are per-subdomain → bypass 100%. 🔥 4. IP Rotation Inside Same Request Add MULTIPLE IP headers: X-Forwarded-For: 1.1.1.1, 2.2.2.2, 3.3.3.3 Some rate-limiters pick the last Some pick the first Some pick random Result = Infinite bypass. 🔥 5. Fake Internal IP Address Try: X-Forwarded-For: 127.0.0.1 X-Client-IP: 0.0.0.0 X-Real-IP: 10.0.0.5 Servers often TRUST internal networks and SKIP rate limits 😳🔥 🔥 6. 9x Encoding Bypass (Insane) Encode endpoint 9 times: /login → / % 25 32 35 ... (nested) Some rate limiters decode once Backend decodes fully → Full bypass 🔥 7. JSON Structure Mutation Servers check rate limit only on certain JSON structure. Try: Change order: {"password":"x","email":"y"} Add junk fields: {"email":"y","password":"x","aaa":123} Rate limiter breaks, server still accepts. 🔥 8. Header Case Manipulation Randomize header casing: CoNtEnT-TyPe: ApPlIcAtIoN/JsOn Some rate limiters fail to parse header → bypass. 🔥 9. Chunked Transfer Encoding Attack Send payload in pieces: Transfer-Encoding: chunked Rate limiter fails to read full body. Server reads normally → unlimited requests. 🔥 10. HTTP Pipelining (LEGACY trick) Send multiple requests over 1 TCP connection. Rate limiter sees 1 Server sees MANY. Works on old Java apps, Golang, Ruby. 🔥 11. WebSocket Upgrade Bypass Some login / OTP / search endpoints are available via WebSocket. WebSockets almost NEVER have rate limits. 🔥 12. CDN Desync Send malformed headers so CDN & origin interpret differently: X-Forwarded-For:\n8.8.8.8 CDN fails → no rate limit Origin accepts → request processed 🔥 13. TLS Fingerprint Spoofing Servers sometimes rate-limit by TLS fingerprint. Use: • curl • httpx • Go net/http • mitmproxy • Python aiohttp Each produces different fingerprint → bypass. 🔥 14. Multiple Session Token Cycling Generate new: • csrf token • sessionid • deviceid • auth cookie Every few requests. Some rate limiters bind to cookie instead of IP. 🔥 15. Protocol Switch Try sending same request in: • HTTP/1.0 • HTTP/1.1 • HTTP/2 • HTTP/2 Cleartext (H2C) • HTTP/3 (QUIC) Rate limiters often only filter 1 protocol type. 🔥 16. Use “OPTIONS” Preflight Abuse Send: OPTIONS /login Some servers incorrectly validate auth & rate limit at OPTIONS. 🔥 17. Cache Poisoning Poison cache key so rate limiter doesn’t see repeated requests: /login?cachebuster=1 /cache/login /login%20 /login#test Each becomes unique to WAF. 🔥 18. Direct IP Attack (Skipping CDN) Ping the target: dig domain.com Then request: https://<server-IP>/api/login CDN rate limits → bypassed. Origin server → no rate limit. 🔥 19. Out-of-Spec HTTP Attacks Send slightly broken requests: • Extra spaces • Missing CRLF • Duplicate headers • Null bytes: %00 Some rate limiters choke; backend still accepts. 🔥 20. TLS Renegotiation Flood Establish many TLS handshakes → bypass application rate limit completely.

hiring hashtag#internship hashtag#intern 🛡️ Help us secure the future of HealthTech! Plum is on a mission to make healthcare simple and inclusive for everyone. But to make healthcare accessible, we first have to make it secure. We are looking for a motivated Cyber Security Intern to join our team in Bangalore! This isn't your typical "coffee-run" internship—you’ll be getting hands-on experience in VAPT, Cloud Security, and GRC (Governance, Risk, and Compliance). What you’ll be doing: ✅ Conducting vulnerability scans and penetration testing. ✅ Managing third-party risk assessments. ✅ Supporting compliance for ISO 27001, SOC 2, and GDPR. ✅ Monitoring security alerts and cloud security. Who you are : ✅ Final-year student, recent grad, or early-career professional (up to 1 year of experience). ✅ Familiar with Linux environments, Python/Java, and networking fundamentals. ✅ Passionate about cybersecurity, security frameworks, and data protection. 📍 Location: Whitefield, Bangalore (On-site) ⏳ Duration: 6 Months (Potential for full-time conversion) ⚠️ HOW TO APPLY: Email your resume to: 📧 Aashna Shroff aashna.s@plumhq.com

🔐 *How to Secure Your APIs – A Practical Guide* APIs are the backbone of modern apps — but without security, they become open doors to attacks. Here's how to lock them down effectively: --- ✅ *1. Use Authentication & Authorization* - Implement *OAuth2*, *JWT*, or *API keys* - Enforce *role-based access control (RBAC)* --- 🔐 *2. Validate Inputs Strictly* - Sanitize user inputs - Use strong data validation (e.g., Joi, Yup) - Prevent SQL & NoSQL injection --- 📦 *3. Rate Limiting & Throttling* - Control request frequency to avoid abuse - Use tools like *NGINX*, *API Gateway*, or *Cloudflare* --- 📜 *4. Use HTTPS Everywhere* - Encrypt all data in transit - Never expose APIs over HTTP --- 🕵️‍♂️ *5. Monitor & Log* - Track unusual behavior - Use centralized logging (e.g., ELK, Datadog) --- 🧱 *6. CORS & Firewall Rules* - Restrict allowed origins - Protect using *WAFs* and IP whitelisting --- Secure APIs = Safe apps + Protected data + Trusted users Build smart. Build safe.

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Cisco Patches ISE Security Vulnerability After Public PoC Exploit Release https://thehackernews.com/2026/01/cisco-patches-ise-security.html

The Digital Detective’s Arsenal: Essential Tools for Forensics & Investigation Evidence Integrity & Hashing Securing the Data
The Digital Detective’s Arsenal: Essential Tools for Forensics & Investigation Evidence Integrity & Hashing Securing the Data Full Forensic Suites File Recovery & Carving Memory & Malware Forensics OSINT & Reconnaissance https://medium.com/@eRRoR_/the-digital-detectives-arsenal-essential-tools-for-forensics-investigation-d593083b39be by eRRoR_

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GET type CSRF Lead to Customer PII leak 💋 Senario Att4ck : 1. i invited myself myemail@mail. com to my account 2. got the invitation link from my email, it give you two option (accept / decline) 3. if you click decline invite it open that URL: https://redacted.com/?corelationID=234d-SDFS- SDF345345&email=myemail@mail.com&accept=false if you click accept it open: https://redacted.com/?corelationID=234d-SDFS- SDF345345&email=myemail@mail.com&accept=true so i had an Idea of changing my email to the victim email: https://redacted.com/?corelationID=234d-SDFS- SDF345345&email=victimMail@mail.com&accept=true if you send that link to the victim it AUTO accept him to our account and the attacker can see: full name, and email address, country of the victim with only One click (or a page that auto open link)

CVE-2025-38001
CVE-2025-38001: Linux HFSC Eltree Use-After-Free - Debian 12 PoC syst3mfailure.io/rbtree-family-drama
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