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How to find AWS misconfigured S3 Buckets for bug hunting | By Alham Rizvi
AWS pentesting, AWS security, bug bounty, Bug Bounty Tips, cloud hacking, cloud misconfiguration, cloud pentesting, cybersecurity, data exposure, Ethical Hacking, Information Disclosure, LazyS3, misconfigured S3, open S3 buckets, PyLazyS3, recon automation, Reconnaissance, S3 bucket, s3recon, S3Scanner, Security ToolsIntroAmazon S3 stores files in named containers called buckets. Developers sometimes leave buckets public by mistake, exposing files like logs, backups, or credentials. This guide shows what S3 is, why misconfigs happen, simple non-destructive checks, and practical install/run commands for common tools. What is an S3 bucket?An S3 bucket is a named storage location in…
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Sensitive Data Exposure in .js Files |By Alham Rizvi
Alham Rizvi, API Key Exposure, Bounty Report Writing, bug bounty, Bug Bounty Tips, Bug Hunter Guide, Credential Exposure, cybersecurity, Data Leakage, Ethical Hacking, GetJS, Hacking Guide, httpx, Information Disclosure, JavaScript Security, JS Bundle Analysis, JS File Analysis, Katana, LinkFinder, Mantra, Penetration Testing, Recon Tools, Reconnaissance, ripgrep, Secret Key Finder, Security Research, Security Tools, Sensitive Data Exposure, Sensitive Information in JS, Source Map Exposure, subjs, Token Leak, Vulnerability Hunting, Web Application Security, Web Security1. Why JS Files Are Useful for Hunters Web apps send a lot of code to the browser. JavaScript bundles, source maps, and inline scripts can leak: • Hardcoded config like API endpoints and environment flags.• API keys, tokens, and credentials left in code or comments.• URLs to staging or internal services.• Source maps that…
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Sensitive Data Exposure in .js Files |By Alham Rizvi
Alham Rizvi, API Key Exposure, Bounty Report Writing, bug bounty, Bug Bounty Tips, Bug Hunter Guide, Credential Exposure, cybersecurity, Data Leakage, Ethical Hacking, GetJS, Hacking Guide, httpx, Information Disclosure, JavaScript Security, JS Bundle Analysis, JS File Analysis, Katana, LinkFinder, Mantra, Penetration Testing, Recon Tools, Reconnaissance, ripgrep, Secret Key Finder, Security Research, Security Tools, Sensitive Data Exposure, Sensitive Information in JS, Source Map Exposure, subjs, Token Leak, Vulnerability Hunting, Web Application Security, Web Security1. Why JS Files Are Useful for Hunters Web apps send a lot of code to the browser. JavaScript bundles, source maps, and inline scripts can leak: • Hardcoded config like API endpoints and environment flags.• API keys, tokens, and credentials left in code or comments.• URLs to staging or internal services.• Source maps that…
