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@omnipotus Spontaneous Gallows, is that the Antifa Ska band that plays mashups of Black Flag and The Mighty Mighty Bosstones?

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

@grannyclear Ya reckon they were smart enough to know that? (It's a fair argument...)

How does a gallows get built without premeditation?

@Anthony_Barat Here's a good resource: decentsecurity.com If her data is backed up, I'd consider rebuilding her computer and restoring the data--not the apps. If she's on Windows, Defender is pretty good. I also like Malware Bytes as a second pair of eyes. I wouldn't bother with McAfee, Symantec, or Kaspersky.

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

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

Day26: Continued reviewing results of running script for 3 scenarios--got a couple of more I could try, but I want to tweak the output. Read chapter 10 of _Hacking APIs_, in the past I've failed to consider the the real signal in an HTTP 405. Do better!

@kenc313 That's ... ...not good.

I like to slice strawberries and then sprinkle them with a little salt and chipotle chili powder.

I wouldn't rule out bacon.

Hotdogs. Nay.

@sfcannon Have you looked at hackthebox.eu? They have a discord and a training platform, as well.

Day25: Continued tinkering with script and postman to refine enumeration process on crAPI. Still bash über alles! I *think* I'm finding different version of APIs, so need to work through how to confirm and then, once confirmed, how to exploit.

Day24: Continued on the exercise from Chapter 9. Couldn't get postman to reproduce the results I was expecting. So, I wrote a bash script to do the enumeration. I get the point. Icing would be to rewrite in python and add some processing.

Day23: Another chapter down in _Hacking APIs_ and tinkering with postman. Time for a cocktail and then pick it back up after dinner.

Day22: Found some users. With the secret from "my" jwt and was able forge tokens for each user. With the forged tokens, I could reset their passwords. However, logging in yielded a blank page. Trying out kiterunner to find other API endpoints while I watch the Jan 6 hearings.

Day21: Enumeration and attacks on crAPI. Error message on one of the screens suggested I might be able to brute force 'a thing'. Used ZAP's regex fuzzer for the first time. Didn't get a hit, so I've either mis-inferred what the message meant or it's a lie. After registering a user, attacked jwt with jwtcrack to see if I could get the secret. Success! JWT payload may be an unfortunate decision, so next step is to find other users to see if I can impersonate them.

@YouInMyEye Bird food? (I'm not a fan of them either.)

Day19: Tested the other deliberately vulnerable apps I had issues with on the new version of docker. All good! Wrote a wrapper script to start/stop the apps as needed. (They're supposed to be cows, not pets ya?) Chapters 7 & 8 read of _Hacking APIs_.

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