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Day27: Tried out the exercise at the end of chapter 10. Read chapter 11 of _Hacking APIs_.

Day28: Time to read chapters 12 and 13 of _Hacking APIs_. Busy day.

Day29: Time to read chapter 14 of _Hacking APIs_. Tomorrow, labs for 12, 13, & 14.

Day30: Finished _Hacking APIs_ last night. Will review and finish labs tomorrow. Spent a couple of hours looking at a VDP/Bug Bounty program with a really big scope. Started nailing down and documenting some of the detailed scope—DNS domains, net blocks, websites, etc.

Day31: Diving back into _Bug Bounty Bootcamp_ by Vickie Li (@vickieli7/twitter). Skimmed/refreshed chapters 1-4. Slowed down on chapter 5 and started blindly applying examples to the VDP I picked last night. Finding hosts and subdomains.

Day32: More enumeration of VDP scope. A host/subdomain I initially picked off looks to be an orphaned DNS name. Will keep an eye out for calls to it from other assets. Maybe the glb/waf is looking for something "magical". Found a doc spelling out a policy that may help.

Day33: More enum. Found a new tld to chew on. Started poking at an apparent code repository, but it's pretty thin. Need to do some reading on the product. Another host is H U G E, relatively speaking, and is running Wordpress. Managed to get my IP baninated spidering the site. Getting acquainted with axiom now.

Day34 (1/3rd of the way!): A scan is still going, but it's NAT is likely sinkholed. Will wait until scan is done to confirm. Spider results from ZAP are still getting chewed on. So, in the meantime, read ahead on _Bug Bounty Bootcamp_.

Day35: Scan is done and the results are thin. I did feed it too much, but the results suggest I may have misused the tool. Shrinking the target and trying another tool. Some of the URLs in the spider results have queries, so checking for sqli test candidates. ZAP continues trying to choke down the analysis of the spidering.

Day36: Tried out feroxbuster. Seems like it's hung, so I'll give it some more time. Took another look at the code repository's search function to see if I could find more 'stuff'. No joy there. Need to read some more. Might be time to look at another host in the VDP.

Day37-ish: Feroxbuster was hung. Killed it off, pulled state file and output log back for additional analysis. Gave to face discussions with a netsec vendor about netflow analysis, which dovetailed with risky.biz podcast I listened today. They talked w/Gigamon on the same topic.

Day38: Vacation! Which is going to cramp my activities. Reading chapter 6 of _Bug Bounty Bootcamp_.

Day39: Vacation! Reading chapter 7 of _Bug Bounty Bootcamp_.

Day40: Still vacationing. Read Chapter 8 of _Bug Bounty Bootcamp_. (Also watched _Dr. Strange and the Multiverse of Madness_.)

Day43: Read chapters 11 & 12 of _Bug Bounty Bootcamp_. Tomorrow is travel day.

Day45: Baseball Hall of Fame visited today and Chapter 14 of _Bug Bounty Bootcamp_ done. Going to need to do some more labs and walkthroughs of deserialization. Feels a bit like a dark art.

Day46: “Home again, home again, jiggity jig.” Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and chapter 15 of _Bug Bounty Bootcamp_ done. Enjoying a jigger of Canadian whiskey to unwind.

Day48: Mixed it up today. Started watching youtube.com/watch?v=Llw2PAlXUo, which led to a twitter/@Alh4zr3d livestream on twitch.tv/alh4zr3d, which then led me to twitter/@mttaggart and led me to youtube.com/taggarttech which has an API hacking video I want to watch next.

Day49: Read chapters 17 and 18 of _Bug Bounty Bootcamp_.

Day50: Watched some more of a stream with alh4zred. Shadowed someone on discord while they hacked on an android app. Got to see similarities between web apps and mobile apps. Also got to point out a ZAP feature, so I contributed a little bit! ;)

Day51: Flippin' power outage. It's back on and the day isn't done. I've been enumerating htb/trick. Once service appears to be a dead end. Another service is not giving anything up easily. A third service is interesting, I'm not as well versed in its tech. Fortunately, there's metasploit for that. For now, anyways.

Day52: Kept at htb/trick. Had to spend some time getting acquainted with how "Break" works in ZAP. Wanted to edit a page coming from the server. Didn't get the result I was hoping for. Got one more setting to try before ruling this approach out.

Day52.1: Went to the forums for some hints. Revisited a service I thought was a dead end. Double-checked syntax and tried another potential configurable. Boom. Found another entry point. Now I'm starting to get some progress. ...and I'm leaving to go to a concert soon. Gotta unplug for a bit, every now and again!

Day53: Got creds from yesterday's scans. Explored the app, looking for escalation vector. Found limited LFI, so progress!

Day54: Read another chapter, chapter 19, of _Bug Bounty Bootcamp_.

Day55: More banging on trick.htb. Found a new potential entry point. Took a while to figure out how to find it, but didn't get terribly far on it before I had to pack it in.

Day56: More cracking at trick.htb. Found a thing on an entry point, but I'm stuck turning it into something more useful. Tantalizing config on entry point two, but it isn't giving me any goods.

Day57: watched a live stream, Alh4zr3d breaks two k8s challenges on try hack me

Day58: Read chapter 21 in _Bug Bounty Bootcamp_. Dangling CNAME is bad, m'kay? A deeper dive on sign-sign-on exploits is really going to be needed for effectiveness.

Day59: Turns out I read chapter 20 yesterday and chapter 21 tonight. Duh. Saw a walk through yesterday that leveraged looking for .git on a web page. I haven’t done an analysis on that kind of information disclosure vuln, but I reckon it’s rare but damaging. Tomorrow, we read code.

Day61: Finished _Bug Bounty Bootcamp_, skipped chapter 23 and read chapters 24 & 25. Tomorrow, back to .

Day62: Okay, I lied. Not HtB. Looked at an Offensive Security Proving Grounds-Playground box. Watched a live walk-through on the box. Also watched an Ippsec video re: LFI.

Day63: Hack the Box Academy today. Worked on LFI module.

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