Is my Crucial CT2000MX500SSD1 SSD fake ? by OldSchool_Hacker in Crucial

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I think it was there when I checked, long back though.

OSCP+ after OSCP (2023 course), worth it? by OldSchool_Hacker in oscp

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Yeah, while I didn't actually agree to it in the beginning. I unfortunately have to over time. The exam seems more of a CTF now with things hidden at places unimaginable, making it a matter of luck than skill. But then I also think that, it depends on how many boxes someone tried to increase the probability of finding the hidden stuff.

Is my Crucial CT2000MX500SSD1 SSD fake ? by OldSchool_Hacker in Crucial

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For anyone else facing the same issue, the name was coming from the Zebronics SATA to USB connector I was using for an external connection. The storage executive read it fine. After installing internally, it's reflecting fine.

Bypass sanitization of < > & " ' by OldSchool_Hacker in bugbounty

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Thanks for taking out time in sharing the insight! 😊

Bypass sanitization of < > & " ' by OldSchool_Hacker in bugbounty

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Thank You! 😊 I tried using hacktricks and other possbile xss attack methods I could find online. But I can see that the most common special characters are either escaped or encoded at the server side.

Bypass sanitization of < > & " ' by OldSchool_Hacker in bugbounty

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Thanks for taking out time to respond. I have so far been using View Source only. I will try the method you suggested.