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Amazon S3 bucket takeovers are a common and impactful vulnerability in web applications. When a JavaScript file references an S3 bucket that no longer exists (but is still expected to serve assets), attackers can claim ownership of that bucket and serve malicious content in its place.
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When hunting for vulnerabilities or hidden endpoints in web applications, archived JavaScript files can be a goldmine. These scripts often contain forgotten or deprecated URLs, API endpoints, and internal services that might still be alive but are no longer linked from the main website. In this post, we’ll walk
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When performing reconnaissance or source code reviews, JavaScript files are a goldmine of leaked credentials, secrets, tokens, and other sensitive artifacts. This blog post is a curated resource library of 100 regex patterns designed to help security researchers and engineers.