This article will provide essential information on identifying and understanding Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities.

Category: Web
 Tech: Node.js, Express, MongoDB, Mongoose, TOML
 Goal: Get RCE
 CTF: blackhat-finals

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Introduction

Day 7 shifts the spotlight from endpoints and logs to something more fundamental: the network itself.

Building a 24-skeleton adversarial framework that adapts to GPT-4o, Claude, and Grok.

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Some bug bounty stories start with clever payloads, boundary-pushing exploits, or hours of reverse engineering.

Spatial awareness is a core OSINT skill most overlook.

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Complete Walkthrough & Learning Guide

The BlueShrimp exploit targets a Bluetooth UAF flaw (CVE-2025-48593, CVSS 8.0) that can crash the service on Android Automotive and Wear OS. Phones are safe, but PoC is public. Patch immediately.

A High-severity flaw (CVE-2025-13654) in the Duc disk usage tool risks DoS and information leaks. An integer underflow in buffer.c allows out-of-bounds memory read. Update to v1.4.6 immediately.

A dangerous new Android malware called SeedSnatcher targets crypto users with overlay phishing on MetaMask/Trust Wallet. It uses BIP 39 validation to steal seed phrases and supports remote command execution for total device control.