The easy way is to use code scanners like snyk - they probably won't find a good bug bounty but you can easily see how bad the author's code is. Before that though - Use a spreadsheet or db to build a list of many plugins, add columns for number of active users, total lines of code, code quality, coding styles, fopen/file_get_contents/eval/curl frequency and anything else you might find useful. Then sort your plugins to find the best targets for investigation. It's hard work at first but it starts to pay off pretty quickly.
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hey this came up on my page on TH-cam and i had nothing to do so i decided to follow this video for no reason at all and i learned a lot from you man
Great video Tyler, keep us enlightening with your content. ☺️🧡
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everybody knows the correct way to pronounce it is Squeal
@@TylerRamsbey bro make video how install and use Caido
wait... its not squirtle? 😂 gotttaa catchhh them allll
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❤❤❤thank you for shar❤
Sir,
Please make a tutorial about How to analyze WordPress plugins source code to identify vulnerabilities.
did you try using "wpscan" ?
The easy way is to use code scanners like snyk - they probably won't find a good bug bounty but you can easily see how bad the author's code is.
Before that though - Use a spreadsheet or db to build a list of many plugins, add columns for number of active users, total lines of code, code quality, coding styles, fopen/file_get_contents/eval/curl frequency and anything else you might find useful. Then sort your plugins to find the best targets for investigation.
It's hard work at first but it starts to pay off pretty quickly.
@@74Gee have video totu?
whats a good platform to learn the fundamentals of networking,i need this to stick in my head?
HackTheBox has a good module for 10 cubes (the currency the HTB uses) you can start from there
Not bad ...