How are you all? I haven't been back for a long time. Actually, I have created a website for you for a long time. You can use this website for information gathering, security analysis, and what about bug bounty. In addition, the bug bounty road map and all the comments are used. Everyone use it and let me know how it went. I have a request for you that is to share the website more and more.
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One more thing, if you give me any other tools that would be good for you here, please let me know.

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I'm currently working on a new project for which I don't have the ability to make videos, but I'll get to the video very soon.

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I💥 AI Tools Hackers Are Using in 2025 (Red-Team & Blue-Team POV)

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Slide 1 — Hook

AI isn’t just generating images anymore — it’s accelerating hacking.
From automated recon to payload crafting and even full pentest reporting, here’s how attackers (and defenders) are using AI in 2025 — with real examples & how to defend.

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Slide 2 — WRAITH (AI-Powered Recon Automation)

What it does

Auto-discovers assets, subdomains, tech stack, open ports.

Prioritizes targets using LLM reasoning.

Generates recon → exploit hypotheses.

Example workflow

wraith --target example.com --out recon.json
# Feed recon.json to LLM:
“Suggest top 5 exploit paths from this recon. Rank by impact & ease.”

Why it’s scary: Recon that took hours now happens in minutes, with smarter prioritization.

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Slide 3 — PentestGPT (LLM for Pentest Planning & Reporting)

Use-cases

Turn raw notes into a structured methodology (OWASP, PTES).

Suggest payloads per finding (SQLi, SSTI, XXE, etc.).

Generate executive + technical reports fast.

Example prompt

You are my senior pentester. Target: api.example.com
Stack: Node.js, GraphQL
Give me:
1) Attack surface checklist
2) High-probability vulns to test
3) Example payloads per vuln
4) Reporting template with risk ratings (CVSS)

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Slide 4 — BurpGPT (Burp Suite + LLM Payload Brain)

What it does

Reads intercepted requests

Suggests custom payloads (WAF-aware, context-aware)

Helps craft polyglot, obfuscated, or blind-exploitation payloads

Example
Request:
POST /search {"q": "john"}
Prompt to BurpGPT:
“Generate 10 WAF-bypassing SQLi payloads for JSON body with parameter ‘q’. DB type unknown. Also give time-based blind variants.”

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Slide 5 — X-Bow / Autonomous Pentest Engines

What they do

Chain recon → exploit → validate → write report

Can iterate on responses (e.g., WAF blocks)

Can run multi-step campaigns (dir brute force → SSRF → metadata steal → privilege escalation)

Example high-level flow (pseudo)

xbow --scope scope.txt
→ Asset discovery
→ LFI found → RCE candidate path suggested
→ Exploit validated
→ Draft report with PoC + risk score auto-generated

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Slide 6 — ShellGPT / Terminal + AI = Lethal

Why it’s useful

Writes bash one-liners for recon, fuzzing, log triage

Summarizes verbose tool output (nmap, nuclei, logs)

Example prompt

I have a wordlist subdomains.txt and want to resolve only live subdomains to alive.txt using httpx. Write a one-liner and explain each flag.

Bonus: Ask it to “fix this exploit script that’s failing on Python 3.12” — instant debugging.

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Slide 7 — AI-Driven Phishing & MFA Fatigue Campaigns (Defense POV)

Attackers use AI to

Clone writing styles from leaked emails

Auto-generate reverse proxy phishing kits (Evilginx2-like)

Craft localized, hyper-personalized lures

Automate MFA fatigue (“push bombing”) scripts with social engineering scripts

Defend with

FIDO2/WebAuthn (phish-resistant MFA)

Conditional access + impossible travel policies

User-behavior baselines + anomaly detection

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Slide 8 — AI for Exploit Dev & Patch Diffing

Use-cases

Turn a PoC into a Metasploit module

Explain complex deserialization chains

Diff two versions of source code/binary and ask “What vuln was patched?”

Prompt example

Here’s a failing PoC for CVE-XXXX-YYYY. Fix it for Python 3.12, add argparse, and explain the root cause + exploitation path in comments.

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Slide 9 — Blue-Team: How to Defend Against AI-Augmented Attackers

1. Phish-resistant MFA (FIDO2, hardware keys).

2. Attack surface monitoring — your own “Wraith” for blue team.

3. LLM-assisted log analysis (explain spikes, rare sequences, failed OAuth flows).

4. Prompt-hardened AI apps — sanitize model inputs, enforce allowlists.

5. Rate-limit & anomaly-detect AI-driven brute-force / fuzzing.

6. Automatic report diffing for repeated exploit vectors from bug bounty submissions.

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Slide 10 — Ethics, Compliance & Reality

These tools can be weaponized.

Use only on assets you own or have written authorization for.

Always document consent, scope, and reporting responsibly.

LLMs hallucinate — validate every payload & claim.

#AIHacking #CyberSecurity2025

1. Payloads for AI Red Teaming and beyond
https://github.com/joey-melo/payloads
2. Abusing Windows, .NET Quirks and Unicode Normalization to Exploit DotNetNuke
https://slcyber.io/assetnote-security-research-center/abusing-windows-net-quirks-and-unicode-normalization-to-exploit-dnn-dotnetnuke
3. Leaking IPs in Brave Tor Window & Chrome VPNs + Popunders + CSP Bypass
https://0x999.net/blog/leaking-ips-in-brave-tor-window-chrome-vpns-popunders-csp-bypass
4. Bypassing Google Cloud Build Comment Control
https://adnanthekhan.com/posts/cloud-build-toctou
5. Exploiting Self-XSS Using Disk Cache
https://mey-d.github.io/posts/self-xss-disk-cache
6. Exfiltrating Your ChatGPT Chat History and Memories With Prompt Injection
https://embracethered.com/blog/posts/2025/chatgpt-chat-history-data-exfiltration

#Red_Team_Tactics

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