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      <description>A VPS-based workflow chaining Aquatone subdomain discovery, WebScreenshot capture and express-photo-gallery into a browsable wall of screenshots for triaging a large attack surface.</description>
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      <title>.htpasswd exposed, DES hash cracked</title>
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      <description>Results from two weeks of a Kippo SSH honeypot in November 2014: roughly 4,000 brute-force attempts, 2,500 distinct credential pairs, and a source distribution dominated by hosts in China.</description>
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      <description>A 2014 run through PayPal&#39;s bug bounty scope: seven confirmed issues across paypal.com, financing.paypal.com, apps.paypal.com and the paypal-*.com family, all closed as duplicate or invalid.</description>
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      <description>A public PHP 5.3.3-5.3.6 socket_connect exploit carrying a bind-TCP shell payload, dropped as an uploaded PHP file and located with an nmap sweep of ports 4000-4500.</description>
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      <description>Pivoting from Yahoo&#39;s main A record to its ARIN netblock and sweeping all 260,000 addresses in the /14 for an exposed phpinfo.php.</description>
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