Jason Haddix
Jason Haddix

@Jhaddix

12 تغريدة 30 قراءة May 05, 2022
= Infosec super-thread =
A big part of my presos is tools/resources I like for offensive security & bug hunting.
Here's a thread of "PRINT" resources cited in the Bug Hunter's Methodology Application Analysis v1
docs.google.com
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#bugbountytips #Pentesting
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The Web Application Hacker's Handbook is a pre-requisite for all web assessments. Do not sleep on it due to publish date. It remains the 👑 book for web assessment.
amazon.com
by @DafyddStuttard & Marcus Pinto @MDSecLabs
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The next print resource is @yaworsk's Real-World Bug Hunting:
amazon.com
This is a great supplement to the above WAHH. It has so many great explanations and examples of real bugs to study.
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A newer resource that both benefits security testers AND bug hunters is @vickieli7's "Bug Bounty Bootcamp"
amazon.com
An excellent zero-to-hero print resource for web security.
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The Hacker's Playbook (1 & 2 & 3) give practical command line and contextual information from the field.
amazon.com
These are great references to have on the shelf and encompass web and network testing.
@hackerplaybook
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Breaking into Information Security by @ZephrFish is a great meta resource not only coving tech skills but also soft skills for new people entering the field:
leanpub.com
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Hands on Hacking has an encompassing view of what day-to-day security testing might look like, including reporting 😅 While some techniques are now dated, still a great resource.
amazon.com
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That's all the semi-PRINT/Book resources I like the best.
What are yours? 🤔
Look out for the next thread covering PRACTICE targets for testing to get your skills 💪
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More of my work!
jhaddix.com
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a NEW one I missed because it was later in the talk,
Corey Ball's (@hAPI_hacker)
Hacking APIs - Breaking Web Application Programming Interfaces
nostarch.com
I'm really enjoying this one so far!
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