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Pingback.sh now supports correlated injections (Pro users).
Save the original HTTP request before inserting your payload. If it fires hours or days later, the callback links directly back to the exact injection attempt.
Track:
• Label
• Bug type
• Target URL
• Injection point
• Request method
• Responsible HTTP request
No more guessing which payload triggered the callback.
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Install JS Miner extension over Burp
After crawling all endpoints
Click on the target ==> Extensions > Js Miner > Run All Passive scans
I got a result [Js Miner] Dependency Confusion
The package is unclaimed over NPM
Next step
Create an account on NPM
Then install the NPM in Linux
~ npm login
~ mkdir (Package Name)
~ cd package name
~ npm init -y
~ npm publish --access public
And I claimed the package
Next Step: I edit the package.json file to the RCE
POC github.com/orwagodfather/NPM…
And in the end, I got a nice P1 😍
This amazing man @m359ah , taught me 6 months ago about understanding and exploiting the Dependency Confusion, so big thanks to him ♥
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