This article is the third and final installment to this series. This is just a mere introduction to these following topics. I will be covering Subdomain enumeration, Authentication bypasses, IDOR…

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Niveet Palan explains how to hack any website. He covers Subdomain enumeration, Authentication bypasses, IDOR vulnerability, File Inclusion, SSRF, Cross-site Scripting, Command Injection. This is the third and final installment to this series.

How To Hack Any Website

TL;DR Interesting post about frequent security vulnerabilities, how to exploit them, and the tools used, covers:
<ul>
<li>Automation</li>
<li>Brute forcing</li>
<li>Fuzzing and fluffing</li>
<li>Cookie manipulation</li>
<li>Filesystem traversal</li>
<li>Server side request forgery</li>
<li>XSS</li>
</ul>

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