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Basic Of CyberSec
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Best Writeups Websites
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Books
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CMS Pentesting
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Comptia Exam Objective
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Finance Books
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GraphQL Learning
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Learn Programming
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Linux & Window Commands
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Roadmap
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My Cyber Security Store

These are my Cyber Security notes that I have gathered from various sources, 
you can contribute to this repository too!

Index

Learn To Use WSL

1. Installation

      1.1 Enable these two features in Windows Feature app.
          • Windows Subsystem for Linux
          • Virtual Machine Platform

      1.2. Open CMD as adminstrator and type wsl --install.

      1.3. Restart your pc

      1.4. Go to Microsoft Store & install these two apps
           • Windows Subsystem for Linux
           • Your favourite Linux Distribution (Ubuntu, kali Linux, debian, oracle, arch etc)

      1.5. open the Linux app and install the linux distribuation.

      1.6. Restart your pc

      1.7. Installation Complete.

2. Extra Wsl commands to get started

      2.1 wsl --update                   : To update the wsl version.
      2.2 wsl --version, -v              : To get all the info about wsl, wslg, kernel version.
      
      2.3 wsl --list, -l                 : To get list of all distribution installed.
      2.3.1 wsl --all                    : List all distributions, including distributions that are currently being installed or uninstalled.
      2.3.2 wsl --running                : List only distributions that are currently running.
      2.3.3 wsl --quiet, -q              : Only show distribution names.
      2.3.4 wsl --verbose, -v            : Show detailed information about all distributions.
      2.3.5 wsl --online, -o             : Displays a list of available distributions for install with 'wsl.exe --install'.
      2.4 wsl --set-default, -s <Distro> : to set default distro.

3. Wslg installation

      3.1 Open linux distribuaton & update & upgrade your distro.
      3.2 Sudo apt install kali-win-kex
      3.3 After installing win-kex fill required information 
      3.4 To start gui type Kex in terminal.

3. Additional info in Wslg

      Mode:
            [none]           : Window Mode (default)
            --esm            : Enhanced Session Mode - Launch Win-KeX desktop in a dedicated window using Windows native RDP
            --sl             : SeamLess mode - Seamlessly integrate Win-KeX into the Windows desktop
            --win            : WINdow mode - Launch Win-KeX desktop in a dedicated window

            Command:
            [none]           : Start Win-KeX server and launch Win-KeX client
            --start          : Start Win-KeX server
            --start-client   : Start Win-KeX client
            --wtstart        : Start Win-KeX server and launch Win-KeX client in Windows Terminal session
            --stop           : Stop Win-KeX server
            --status         : Show Win-KeX server status
            --kill           : Stop Win-KeX server and kill all related processes
            --passwd         : Set Win-KeX server password
            --start-sound    : Start Windows sound server
            --stop-sound     : Stop Windows sound server
            --wslg-restore   : Restore WSLg unix socket
            --wslg-remove    : Remove WSLg unix socket
            --wslg-status    : Display status of WSLg unix socket
            --version        : Display Win-KeX version
            --help           : Display this help

            (Optional) Parameters:
            --ip            -i : Use container IP address instead of "localhost"
            --multiscreen   -m : Optimized for multiscreen
            --sound         -s : Sound support
            --nowgl         -n : Disable Windows OpenGL
            --norc          -r : Disable Win-KeX client reconnecting - once is enough!
            --wait          -w : Wait longer for desktop to start when in SL mode
            --verbose          : Verbose output

    Examples:
            kex -s           : Start Win-KeX server in window mode and launch Win-KeX client with sound support
            kex --sl -s      : Start Win-KeX in seamless mode and launch Win-KeX client with sound support
            kex --esm -i -s  : Start Win-KeX in Enhanced Session Mode with ARM workaround and launch Win-KeX client with sound support
            sudo kex         : Start Win-KeX server as root in window mode and launch Win-KeX client

Books

Index Book Name Book Link Interesting
1 Cyberjutsu Cyberjutsu no
2 Black-Hat-Go Black-Hat-Go Yes
3 Violent Python Violent Python Yes
4 Black-Hat-Bash Black-Hat-Bash Yes
5 BlackHat GraphQL BlackHat GraphQL Yes
6 Bash Cheat Sheet Bash Cheat Sheet Yes
7 Rust-Programming Rust-Programming Yes
8 Make Python Talk Make Python Talk Yes
9 Zseanos Methodology Zseanos Methodology Yes
10 Bug Bounty Bootcamp Bug Bounty Bootcamp Yes
11 A Bug Hunter's Diary A Bug Hunter's Diary no
12 JavaScript Security JavaScript Security No
13 Build an HTML5 Game Build an HTML5 Game Yes
14 Red Team Field Manual Red Team Field Manual Yes
15 Blue Team Field Manual Blue Team Field Manual Yes
16 The-Linux-Command-Line The-Linux-Command-Line Yes
17 Linux Basics for Hackers Linux Basics for Hackers Yes
18 Attacking Network Protocols Attacking Network Protocols No
19 Hacking APIs - Early Access Hacking APIs - Early Access Yes
20 Web Security For Developers Web Security For Developers No
21 Pentesting Azure Applications Pentesting Azure Applications Yes
22 Black Hat Python, 2nd Edition Black Hat Python, 2nd Edition Yes
23 How Cybersecurity Really Works How Cybersecurity Really Works no
24 Beyond-the-Basic-Stuff-with-Python Beyond-the-Basic-Stuff-with-Python Yes
25 Learn Windows PowerShell in a Month of Lunches Learn Windows PowerShell in a Month of Lunches Yes
26 Real-World Bug Hunting - A Field Guide to Web Hacking Real-World Bug Hunting - A Field Guide to Web Hacking Yes
27 Penetration Testing - A hands-on introduction to Hacking Penetration Testing - A hands-on introduction to Hacking Yes
28 The Hacker Playbook 3 - Practical Guide To Penetration Testing The Hacker Playbook 3 - Practical Guide To Penetration Testing no
29 Enumerating Esoteric Attack Surfaces by Jann Moon Enumerating Esoteric Attack Surfaces by Jann Moon no
30 Practical Packet Analysis Practical Packet Analysis Yes
31 Wicked Cool Shell Scripts.pdf Wicked Cool Shell Scripts.pdf Yes
32 Wicked Cool Perl Scripts Wicked Cool Perl Scripts Yes
33 wicked-cool-ruby-scripts wicked-cool-ruby-scripts Yes
34 perl-one-liners perl-one-liners Yes
35 the-book-of-ruby the-book-of-ruby Yes
36 Ruby by Example Ruby by Example no
37 PowerShell_for_Sysadmins PowerShell_for_Sysadmins Yes
38 Webbots, Spiders, and Screen Scrapers Webbots, Spiders, and Screen Scrapers -
39 mining-social-media mining-social-media Yes
40 How-Linux-Works How-Linux-Works Yes
41 Mastering Modern Web Penetration Testing Mastering Modern Web Penetration Testing no
42 The tangled Web a guide to securing modern Web applications The tangled Web a guide to securing modern Web applications no

Self-Help Books

Index Book Name Book Link
1 12-Rules-for-Life 12-Rules-for-Life
2 Atomic Habits Atomic Habits
3 Build_Dont_Talk Build_Dont_Talk
4 DoEpicShit DoEpicShit
5 Dont Believe Everything You Think Dont Believe Everything You Think
6 How to win in friends How to win in friends
7 Ikigai Ikigai
8 Marcus-Aurelius-Meditations Marcus-Aurelius-Meditations
9 Think_Straight Think_Straight
10 cant hurt me cant hurt me
11 do it today do it today
12 eat the frog eat the frog

Bug-Bounty Material

My Methodology

• Always try to chain vulnerability one to another to increase the severity

• finding vulnerability is half the war and then selling that vulnerability is half war

• Use a proxy and check all the resources that are being called when you visit a site or application

1. XSS (Cross Site Scripting):

• find paramter/enpoints/input fields
• try different payloads according to the waf
• image and javascript: payload are most common

2. CSRF(Cross site request forgery):

• Allow's an attacker to perform an action they don't intend to perform
• delete a/c, change email, change password, if old password not req,
    add new role if role system exist, change normal information, last/first name, 
    change profile picture/delete it post xss to csrf
• CSRF Bypasses:    Delete token and send request with blank parameter
                    Delete token parameter
                    Change request from POST to GET
                    Change Body encoding
                    Replace token with random value
                    Delete referee or use this line in CSRF file | <meta name="referrer" content="no-referrer"> 
                    Use another user token
                    Changing one character in token, Content length bypass

3. IDOR(Insecure direct object referance):

• Attacker exploit this vulnerability to access unauthorize data by manupilating parameters in request
• Always required two accounts for ID paramters 
• check for id which seems in order, in victim account copy to attacker account and id response is 200 idor is successfull
• id types:- 
        Decimal shorter than 8 digits
        decimal 8 or more digits
        Name/email
        uuid
        other - non-bruteforceable
        Hexadecimal 8 more digits
        other - bruteforceable
        hash

4. SSRF(server side request forgery):

• It's a vulnerability that allows an attacker to cause the server-side application to make request to unintended location

5. OpenRedirect:

• Mostly leverage this vulnerability while loging/logout page may redirected to another page.
• Observe the url in burpsuite
• check out github file for eg: https://github.com/Raunaksplanet/My-CS-Store/blob/main/Bug%20Bounty/Open-Redirect-Example.txt

6. Account takeover:

• most vulnerable functionality is password reset 
• Ways of ACT
    1. Oauth
    2. JWT verification
    3. No rate limit on OTP verification on password reset
    5. OTP Bypass Through Response Manipulation
    6. idor

7. Information Disclosure:

• offten times happen due to IDOR or unsecured endpoint
• check the response and source code values that can be hardcoded

8. FIle upload vulnerability

• Mostly found in support chat file upload 
• upload normal and file and intercept the request, file data can be changed to malicious content using burpsuite
• Some times using developer tool to change the file type from img to text can lead to xss due to less checking at backend.

9. HTTP parameter pollution

• https://twitter.com/i/u?iid=F6542&uid=1134885524&nid=22+26&sig=647192e86e28fb6691db2502c5ef6cf3xxx
• Notice the parameter UID. This UID happens to be the user ID of the currently signed-in Twitter account. 
  After noticing the UID, Tasci did what most hackers would do—he tried changing the UID to that of
  another user, but nothing happened. Twitter just returned an error. Tasci tried adding a second UID parameter
  so the URL looked like this Success! He managed to unsubscribe another user from their email notifications

Bug-Bounty Tools

Index Recon Link
1 DNS Discovery
Sublist3r https://github.com/aboul3la/Sublist3r
enumall https://github.com/jhaddix/domain/
massdns https://github.com/blechschmidt/massdns
altdns https://github.com/infosec-au/altdns
dns-parallel-prober https://github.com/lorenzog/dns-parallel-prober
dnscan https://github.com/rbsec/dnscan
2 Port Scan
nmap https://nmap.org
masscan https://github.com/robertdavidgraham/masscan
Rust Scan https://github.com/RustScan/RustScan
3 Screenshots
EyeWitness https://github.com/ChrisTruncer/EyeWitness
httpscreenshot https://github.com/breenmachine/httpscreenshot/
4 Web Discovery
DirBuster https://sourceforge.net/projects/dirbuster/
dirb http://dirb.sourceforge.net/
gobuster https://github.com/OJ/gobuster
wfuzz https://github.com/xmendez/wfuzz/
FFUF https://github.com/ffuf/ffuf
DirSearch https://github.com/maurosoria/dirsearch
hydra https://github.com/vanhauser-thc/thc-hydra
changeme https://github.com/ztgrace/changeme
truffleHog https://github.com/dxa4481/truffleHog
5 Google Dorks
pentest tools https://pentest-tools.com/information-gathering/google-hacking
taksec https://taksec.github.io/google-dorks-bug-bounty/
faisalahmed https://dorks.faisalahmed.me/
nitinyadav00 https://nitinyadav00.github.io/Bug-Bounty-Search-Engine/
6 Parameters Enumeration
parameth https://github.com/mak-/parameth
7 Wayback Machine
Wayback Machine https://web.archive.org
waybackurls https://github.com/tomnomnom/waybackurls
gau https://github.com/lc/gau
8 Technology Detection
wappalyzer https://wappalyzer.com/
wappalyzer-cli https://github.com/gokulapap/wappalyzer-cli
9 CMS
WPScan https://wpscan.org/
CMSMap https://github.com/Dionach/CMSmap
joomscan https://github.com/rezasp/joomscan
10 JWT
The JSON Web Token Toolkit https://github.com/ticarpi/jwt_tool
11 WAF
wafw00f https://github.com/EnableSecurity/wafw00f
12 GraphQL
GraphQLmap https://github.com/swisskyrepo/GraphQLmap
InQL v5.0 - Burp Extension https://github.com/doyensec/inql
clairvoyancex https://github.com/y0k4i-1337/clairvoyancex
CrackQL https://github.com/nicholasaleks/CrackQL
Clairvoyance https://github.com/nikitastupin/clairvoyance
graphql-voyager https://graphql-kit.com/graphql-voyager/

Customized Tools by me

Tool Name Repository Link
Sub-domain Enumeration Sub-domain-enumeration
Parameter Enumeration parameter-enumeration
CRTsh CRTsh
wappalyzer-CLI wappalyzer-CLI

Vulnerability Report format

Report Title Report Link
No Rate Limit Vulnerability Report View Report

Bug-Bounty Platforms

No. Platform Website
1. HackerOne HackerOne
2. BugCrowd BugCrowd
3. Open Bug Bounty Open Bug Bounty
4. Intigriti Intigriti
5. Detectify Detectify
6. Synack Synack
7. Cobalt Cobalt
8. Zerocopter Zerocopter
9. YesWeHack YesWeHack
10. KackenProof KackenProof
11. Vulnerability Lab Vulnerability Lab
12. AntiHack AntiHack
13. FireBounty FireBounty
14. BugBounty.jp BugBounty.jp
15. CyberArmy ID CyberArmy ID
16. Safe Hats Safe Hats
17. Red Storm Red Storm
18. Yogosha Yogosha
19. bugbase bugbase

People To Follow On Social Media

Some more important topics for Cyber Security

Roadmap By Me

All the resources, Roadmap, CTF, programming knowledge, YT channels related to Cyber Security
are documented here.

Learn Linux

  1. Learn Linux Command Line:

  2. Learn Linux File System:

  3. Linux Learning/Helping Resources:

Learn Programming Languages

Languages required in CyberSec

Web Development:

1. HTML
2. CSS
3. JavaScript (JS)
4. PHP
5. MySQL
6. TypeScript

General Programming:

1. C
2. C++
3. Java
4. Python
5. Rust
6. Go
7. C#

Scripting:

1. Bash
2. PowerShell
3. Ruby
4. Perl
5. Lua
6. Python
7. VBScript

Configuration/Markup:

1. YAML
2. JSON
3. XML
4. Markdown
5. TOML

Top Platforms to Learn any Programming Language

  1. JavaTpoint
  2. W3Schools
  3. GeeksforGeeks
  4. Tutorialspoint
  5. HackerRank
  6. Programmiz

Intentionally Vulnerable Applications to Practice or CTF Websites

CS Certifications

1. Comptia: A+, Security+, Network+, Linux+, Pentest+, CySa+, casp+, ITF+
2. EC-COUNCIL: CEH
3. Ine-Security: eJPT, eWPTX

Topics related to CS

Learn BurpSuite

Common CyberSec Tools

1. maltego, BurpSuite, Metasploit, Air-crack-ng, JohnTheRipper
2. SQLMap, netcat, hashcat, kismet, wifite
3. dirbuster, nikto, sublister, nmap, FFUF
4. Katana, BinWalk, Masscan, Hydra, Hashid
5. Crunch, snort, ltrace, subfinder, Rust Scan
6. HTTTPX, Zap, FeroxBuster, Steghide, Which
7. Wheris, find, locate

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