Bug Bytes #205 – Live Hacking, AI Hacking and Helicopter Hacking

Bug Bytes is a weekly newsletter curated by members of the bug bounty community. The second series is curated by InsiderPhD. Every week, she keeps us up to date with a comprehensive list of write-ups, tools, tutorials and resources.

This issue covers the week from June 19th to June 25th

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Intigriti News

• June’s challenge is over, here are the results! And the video explanation

• We had a blast in Varna for 1337UP0623 with €260k on the leaderboard! Congrats to all the award winners!

• Android hacking continues!

From my notebook

Lots of fun stuff in this weeks issue, with a bunch of specialist hacking resources, including stealing a helicopter??? But also Intel has applications open for it’s Live Hacking Event for sponsored and non-sponsored hacking, so if you want to give live hacking a shot this is a great opportunity. Also Twitter broke something this week so limited tweets but hopefully there’s enough other stuff to make up for it!

1. Episode 24: AI + Hacking with Daniel Miessler and Rez0 – Daniel and Rez are some of the biggest ambassadors for AI in red teaming/security/bug bounty, so it’s always interesting to hear them talk about their passion!

2. How to Hack WordPress – WordPress is everywhere, this is a good summary of what to do when you see a WordPress website!

3. OAuth vs SAML – These shorts from Bug Bounty Reports Explained are a great way to get nuggets of hacking info, without committing to a longer video

4. GTA V in real life? Stealing a helicopter as part of a physical security test – Freakyclown talks through his career and it’s kinda wild to be honest

5. Intel opens applications for fully-sponsored and self-sponsored invitations in this October LHE (closes on July 8th), more info – This LHE is open to all hackers, and there’s plenty of time to sort out things like visas so it should be really accessible for folks who’ve never done a LHE!

• Finding Exploits!

• Hacking with Google Dorking!

• picoCTF – Java Code Analysis!?! – Live Walkthrough

• Inside a Cybercrime Scam Operation

• Men’s Mental Health Awareness

• Authentication bypass by copying a cookie from another app

• Hack All The Things: A Fireside Chat with NahamSec

• 15-Minute Security Flash | MOVEit Vulnerability

• Fake OnlyFans MALWARE: Remcos Infostealer VBScript Stager

• Hacking Google Cloud?

• Hacker101 CTF – Micro-CMS v1 (Easy) – Live Walkthrough

• Critical authentication mistake made by big companies

• A common password reset vulnerability

• Burp Suite || Penetration Testing Boot camp

• Hacker101 CTF – Micro-CMS v2 (Medium) – Live Walkthrough

• BreachForums Hacked Just Days After Launch

• Introduction [Revival of Code 2023 – Advent of Code 2016]

• Advantages of Modern Bug Bounty

• 301-Self-Hosted 3: Calendars, Contacts, & Notes

• Talking Content Creation and Marketing with Zach Hill

• SN 928: The Massive MOVEit Maelstrom – Patch Tuesday, SpinRite 7.1, MOVEit

• NO. 387 — Modern Parenting and Narcissism?, New Russian Hacking Unit, McKinsey AI Predictions, and more…

• A Conversation with Red Team Expert Manit Sahib

• EP126 What is Policy as Code and How Can It Help You Secure Your Cloud Environment?

• Beginner

  • Recon like a Pro!

  • Testing and Bypassing Technique for IDOR

  • Welcome to the Bug Bounty Beginner’s Roadmap: Your Ultimate Guide to Success!

  • Mitigate bot attacks by Rate limiting

  • Exploring WordPress Juicy Endpoints: A Guide for Bug Bounty Hunters

• Intermediate

  • Exploiting Exposed Tokens and API Keys: Edition 2023

  • How to find SQL Injection using a simple technique

  • How to Perform an Evil Twin Attack & Steal Wi-Fi Passwords

  • Bug Bounty Recon: Content Discovery (Efficiency pays $)

  • Hacking CSRF: Referer-Based CSRF Defense

  • Understanding Prototype Pollution and its Exploitation — Part 2

  • Genymotion — Proxying Android App Traffic Through Burp Suite in Windows

  • Securing Your Infra: Exploring Nuclei’s Defense Arsenal

  • Exploiting XSS Through File Uploads: Unveiling Vulnerabilities Step by Step

• Advanced

  • CVE 2022–33082 Practical Exploitation

  • Exam Preparation Blog: Mastering EWPTX

  • Privileges Escalation Techniques (Basic to Advanced) in Linux

  • Enhancing WordPress Website Security: Automate Wpscan and Receive Instant Alerts

  • Recreating Cordova Mobile Apps to Bypass Security Implementations

  • Attacking AWS | Common Cognito Misconfigurations

• Security Research

  • A brief summary about a SSTI to RCE in Bagisto

  • AWS WAF Clients Left Vulnerable to SQL Injection Due to Unorthodox MSSQL Design Choice – GoSecure

  • LibreOffice Arbitrary File Write (CVE-2023-1883)

  • OPC UA Deep Dive Series (Part 4): Targeting Core OPC UA Components

  • nOAuth: How Microsoft OAuth Misconfiguration Can Lead to Full Account Takeover

  • Leaking secrets through caching with Bunny CDN

  • chonked pt.2: exploiting cve-2023-33476 for remote code execution

  • FortiNAC – Just a few more RCEs

  • How we tried to book a train ticket and ended up with a databreach with 245,000 records

  • The Phantom Menace: Exposing hidden risks through ACLs in Active Directory (Part 1)

  • A “cewl” way for API discovery

  • Exploring Kubernetes runtime security with Falco and Datadog

  • “Registry Run Keys: The Secret Sauce of Persistent Malware!”

  • KeePassXC Vulnerability CVE-2023–35866

• Bugs

  • idor on samyad.tvu.ac.ir

  • How did I hacked the Dutch government and made it into the Hall of Fame?

  • How To Abuse A Password Manager

  • Introspection Query leaks Graphql schema

  • One mistake, Three bugs: Comprehensive android pentesting.

  • SQL Injection UNION Based Unknown Table X Multi-line Query Issue

  • Unveiling a Bug: Paying $1 and Receiving $100 (or Any Amount) in Return

  • How I found a SQL Injection bug in using my cellphone

  • Uncovering SSRF attack

  • The Unexpected “0” Master ID for Account Data Manipulation

  • Hacking CSRF: Bypass Same Site Cookie Restriction Part 1

  • The tiny miny XSS | A Hacker Story

  • How I Hacked 500+ Univeristies , Foundations, and 2 ‘million + users Acount By Gajendra Singh

  • How I hacked NASA and get 8 bugs ?

  • Unleashing the Power of Recon: How I Earned $2500 in 5 Minutes | CVE-2017–5638 | OGNL injection

  • SQL Injection in The HTTP Custom Header

  • Simple CORS misconfig leads to disclose the sensitive token worth of $$$

  • [Bugcrowd’s]P1 Using Default Credentials

  • How I chained Host header Injection to Password Reset Link Poisoning to XSS and Account Takeover.

  • Exploiting SQL Error SQLSTATE[42000] To Own MariaDB of A Large EU based Online Media

  • How I Hacked my college cloud Servers and Find DOS + ATO + Google Authentication + Priv Esc ??

  • How I was able to Buy Tickets for 1 Rupee! — Payment Price Tampering

  • How I Unveiled a Critical Vulnerability: Exposing All Buyers’ Invoices PII with a Single Trick

• CTF challenges

  • HTB: Stocker

  • Cracking PicoCTF: ‘Hurry Up! Wait!’ With Ghidra

  • NahamCon CTF 2023 — OSINT Challenges Walkthrough

  • VulnHub — Kioptrix Level 1 (#1)

  • CORS vulnerability with basic origin reflection

  • Hack The Box: Angler (Mobile Challenge) Walkthrough

  • TryHackMe – SmagGrotto

• Callisto – Automated Binary Vulnerability Discovery Tool

• #OpenSourceDiscovery | Pradeep Sharma | Substack

• 50+ Tools with Bash Script = Bounties $$$ Money: Unleash the Power of magicRecon

• Discovering Login Panels and Detecting SQL Injection with Logsensor

• DarkBERT: A Language Model for the Dark Side of the Internet

• Forensia – Anti Forensics Tool For Red Teamers, Used For Erasing Footprints In The Post Exploitation Phase

• Scanner-and-Patcher – A Web Vulnerability Scanner And Patcher

• EndExt – Go Tool For Extracting All The Possible Endpoints From The JS Files

• csp-analyzer – Analyze Content-Security-Policy header of a given URL.

• JWT cracker – JWT brute force cracker written in C

• Cross-site scripting cheat sheet

• TomNomNom releases jsluice – extracts URLs, paths, secrets, and other interesting data from JavaScript source code

• All the updates from AWS re:inforce, Google Cloud Security Summit + fwd:Cloudsec

• GitHub Dataset Research Reveals Millions Potentially Vulnerable to RepoJacking

• New Zealand became the latest nation to start mandating VDPs for government agencies