Its great to use a VPS for bug bounty work – usually it has a better connection, lower latency, and you definitely don’t want to get your residential IP banned from say Akamai. Cheap VPS providers will usually give you a few options, but are unlikely to offer a Kali Linux image. But the good […]
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I couldn’t find a 100% working tutorial for this, so here we go. This is tested on Ubuntu 20.04 Install the packages On your server: Configure updates If you’re using unattended-upgrades, don’t forget to add the repository to /etc/apt.conf.d/50unattended-upgrades. Look for this block (usually neat the start of the file): Add this line: Get an
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I just wrote a new tool, mainly for quickly installing and updating tools used in Infosec. https://github.com/neilbags/gi.git It’s called ‘gi’ (so it’s quick to type) and does the following: Searches for a repository best matching your keyword(s) Clones that repository (defaults to /opt) Does a git pull if the destination folder already exists Looks for
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Getting Started This is a walkthru of how I solved Jangow 1.0.1 from Vulnhub, released 04/11/2021. Its described as an easy ctf and gives a hint that enumeration is important. This is the second CTF challenge I’ve ever done, and my first writeup. How did I do? What would you have done differently? Launching this
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