Hey! Welcome to The Gray Area’s newsletter for 11/16/22, with the top posts of the week!
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Top Articles:
This past week (11/9/22 → 11/16/22), we saw a ton of super popular articles as new writers started contributing more and more. Plus, some great posts on OWASP level vulnerabilities:
P1 Bounties: Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) Tips and Tricks
Which Security Hill Will You Die On?
Creating Undetectable Reverse Shells for Windows 10
Niche Articles:
A couple of more specific articles:
C0lddbox : Walkthrough 📝
10 Minute Bug Bounties: OSINT With Google Dorking, Censys, and Shodan
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Neat thing O’ the week:
Mastodon’s users are vulnerable to password-stealing attacks!
In light of Elon Musk now essentially ruling Twitter — having swept the board away and purchasing the company himself (a $44 billion purchase at that) — a large amount of users have been migrating to Mastodon. Mastodon is a similar platform to Twitter, and it provides the same kind of social media type feel.
It’s also open source which is great, especially when you find out that there’s an exploit in the code. Using Google Chrome’s autofill feature, it was possible to spoof a clicked toolbar element and post HTML, which is a big no-no for websites with any kind of authentication.
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