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Web Application Secure Coding Handbook resource.
one-stop resource for all things offensive security.
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Make URL path combinations using a wordlist
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OWASP Code Review Guide Web Repository
A tech enumeration toolkit focused on 404 Not found pages.
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ScriptKKiddie's WebAppSec Testing or Web Application Security Testing based on OWASP is a repository that contains useful resources, & stuffs helpful for Web Application Penetration Testing. By @scriptkkiddie
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Changes the output of Wappalyzer into something human readable. It also provides links to useful websites and a Google query for finding information on vulnerabilities.
JS Source Map Extractor & Secrets Scanner
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A curated list of tools which you can use in Infosec!
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A collection of security notes and procedures to use during pentests/red team assessments or as preparation for OSCP and similar exams
Automation scripts for PortSwigger labs
Command line utility to hunt for Virtual Hosts
An all-in-one frontend security tool for downloading, beautifying, and scanning for secrets.
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web application penetration testing and security notes.
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A Host header injection scanner focused on accurate, confirmation-based detection.
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Yet Another Recon Framework🥷⚔️
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I began as a developer, building applications with clean code and strong logic. Over time, my interest shifted to protecting the systems I built, which led me to cybersecurity.
I began as a developer, building applications with clean code and strong logic. Over time, my interest shifted to protecting the systems I built, which led me to cybersecurity.
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