dansec @katsec23

researcher 🏴‍☠️ Argentina Joined September 2022

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dansec @katsec23

11 hours ago

@fattselimi @badcrack3r Aura. 🥂

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🚨 SOMEONE JUST BUILT TORLINK — A SLEEK TERMINAL-NATIVE TORRENT CLIENT THAT SEARCHES EVERY TRUSTED SOURCE AT ONCE AND DOWNLOADS STRAIGHT TO YOUR DISK. Tired of sketchy torrent sites packed with fake buttons, popups, and dead links? torlink fixes that. Type a query (or paste a magnet), and it hits a curated list of trusted sources in parallel — FitGirl (games), YTS, 1337x, EZTV, Nyaa, SubsPlease & more. Results stream in live with sizes and seed counts. Arrow + d to download. Highlights: • One command: npx torlnk (just needs Node) • Background queuing + resume support • Auto-seeds by default (easy toggle) • Clean keyboard TUI — nothing leaves your machine except torrent traffic Perfect for grabbing games, movies, TV, or anime without the usual headache. MIT open source, zero setup, and stupidly simple. This is the terminal tool power users have been waiting for. Who’s trying this on their next download? 🔥

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dansec @katsec23

4 days ago

Que difícil es seguir...

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Vivek | Cybersecurity @VivekIntel

4 days ago

Football Paused. Windows Didn't Care 💀

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dansec @katsec23

2 weeks ago

Fuerzas familia Messi.

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Abdalkreem R. A. @00xalr

2 weeks ago

private program: #bugbounty

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dansec @katsec23

2 weeks ago

@Shabosec @Apple @Olamdeen @sachin_pandey98 @ladebw @GodfatherOrwa @badcrack3r @fattselimi @thedawgyg @XHackerx007 Congrats bro, bounty?

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dansec @katsec23

4 weeks ago

HackerOne @Hacker0x01

4 weeks ago

A 100%+ surge in submissions changed how we think about triage. We're rolling out new changes, including TriageOne Smart Routing, so reports reach the right analyst based on skillset, severity, and researcher signal. Here's the full story: bit.ly/49ztbDT

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dansec @katsec23

2 months ago

@red_darkin @the_IDORminator jajaja

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the_IDORminator @the_IDORminator

2 months ago

Apparently AI didnt kill bug bounty itself, it just killed triage times which caused hackers to starve to death while waiting on payouts. Didnt see that coming!

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Het Mehta @hetmehtaa

6 months ago

XSSNow - The Ultimate XSS Payload Database xssnow.in

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the_IDORminator @the_IDORminator

3 months ago

@saur1n Eliminate all distractions while working to be successful. Social media shouldnt be anywhere near you!

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dansec @katsec23

3 months ago

@Zaddyzaddy Beta 🙌💣

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root@AkashHamal0x01:~/ # 🇵🇭 @AkashHamal0x01

4 months ago

Hunting on Bugcrowd be like : - 1 week gaps between replies = late triage - No manual severity? Found a vulnerability that is P2 or P1 but impact is not in VRT category? congratulations you cannot select severity and now your report will take like 1 week to be seen

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Evan Connelly @evanconnelly

4 months ago

Always add your collaborators to your bug bounty reports 🤝

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The Curious Tales @thecurioustales

4 months ago

🚨BREAKING: New research suggest that every time you learn something new, break an old pattern, or push through discomfort — your brain forms new neural connections and strengthens existing ones. You are literally reshaping your brain in real time.

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the_IDORminator @the_IDORminator

6 months ago

You DO NOT get paid for #bugbounty bugs you DO NOT log. Do not live in fear of rejection, log the bug. If its in scope and follows the rules, log the bug. The worst they can do is reject it or P5 it. You learn from failure, let it motivate you.

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Ben Sadeghipour @NahamSec

5 months ago

Unfortunately most of the execs at these bug bounty platform fail to understand one thing: Your platform isn't your product... your hackers are. 🤷🏽‍♂️

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Nana Sei Anyemedu @RedHatPentester

5 months ago

WORTH READING AND SHARING. HOW HACKERONE CAME TO LIFE These two teenagers became Pentagon proteges. How Hackerone came to life👊🏾. By 17, they were so good at hacking, their ISPs sent warning letters. Today, they've paid out $230M to ethical hackers worldwide. Here's how two Dutch kids revolutionized cybersecurity forever: It started in a garage filled with broken electronics. Two 6-year-old boys, Jobert Abma and Michiel Prins, were fascinated by how things worked. Their first project? Taking apart walkie-talkies to understand wireless communication. But that was just the beginning... At age 11, everything changed. Michiel's nephew gave them a CD containing Visual Basic. Determined to learn coding, they borrowed a 600-page Visual Basic manual from the library where Michiel's mother worked. What happened next left their parents stunned: By age 17, both sets of parents received warning letters from their Internet Service Provider. The ISP suspected a virus was causing suspicious traffic. But it wasn't a virus. It was Jobert and Michiel, teaching themselves ethical hacking. Here's where it gets interesting: In 2011, they launched an audacious project: "Hack 100" - their mission to hack 100 of the world's biggest tech companies. Not to cause damage. But to expose critical security flaws that could protect millions. The results were shocking: They found vulnerabilities in the vast majority of companies they targeted. One hack let them post status updates on behalf of any user - even the CEO. Instead of getting arrested, something unexpected happened: Companies started asking for their help. But the biggest surprise was yet to come: Their work caught the attention of Alex Rice, Facebook's head of product security. He saw their potential to revolutionize cybersecurity. Together with Merijn Terheggen, they founded HackerOne - connecting ethical hackers with companies needing security testing. The impact was immediate: Today, HackerOne has: • Paid over $230 million in bounties to ethical hackers • Protected over 1,700 organizations worldwide • Connected with hackers from over 170 countries • Secured major tech giants & government agencies But their most innovative move? They turned hacking into a legitimate career path. Over 200 hackers on their platform have earned over $100,000. Several have made over $1 million finding security flaws. They've created an entire economy around ethical hacking. The U.S. Department of Defense uses HackerOne. Their "Hack the Pentagon" program found 138 vulnerabilities in just 6 hours. Think about that: The world's most secure organization trusts two curious kids in a garage. Story from ~Daniel Burlage.