[Eclipse]

Sorry m8, I think you misunderstood the question.

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wappalyzer seems awesome, thanks mate.

Also thanks for helping me gain root on my calculator.

This made my day...

Here's what you do: download vmware or virtualbox. Download Kali Linux and install it to a new virtual machine. Start googling tutorials on each application within it. Also I recommend installing Veil in the Kali Linux VM. Very useful and effective for FUDing Payloads.

Not really recon, but good for a beginner.

[DarkMuse]

Sorry m8, I think you misunderstood the question.

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wappalyzer seems awesome, thanks mate.

Also thanks for helping me gain root on my calculator.

I guess maybe a more specific body of your post might be helpful next time...

[Dyme]

I guess maybe a more specific body of your post might be helpful next time...

I guess maybe you should be sure you're correct before whipping out the "where the fuck are you" next time...

[DarkMuse]

Lol wtf does that have to do with recon.

I guess maybe you should be sure you're correct before whipping out the "where the fuck are you" next time...

Top lel

[superMAUS]

I guess maybe a more specific body of your post might be helpful next time...

Ok, I guess everyone has their own opinions <3 <3

Spoiler:

Fuck you.

[DarkMuse]

Ok, I guess everyone has their own opinions <3 <3

Spoiler:

Fuck you.

Well I'm sorry I upset you

Spoiler:

No worries. I still love you.

[ICE_]

1. Identify website assets (what is most important to the website, user panel? search? Control panel? etc.)
2. Identify primary focus of website (what page are they trying to get everybody to go to? Services? Products? About? etc.)
3. Identify all input fields (buttons, options, text fields)
4. Identify service versions (what version of this calender are they using? what version of ------ are they using? etc.)
5. Identify version based vulnerabilities within services (version 3.0 of this calender is vulnerable to x y and. etc.)
6. Identify protection systems (IDS, IPS, WAF, etc.)
7. Identify basic global vulnerability possibilities within input fields (this field MIGHT be vulnerable to x y and z)
8. Identify ease of exploit for service vulnerabilities
9. Identify ease of exploit of global vulnerabilities
10. Identify more advanced vulnerabilities (CSRF, XST, etc.)
11. pen test

[Alan Turing]

I guess maybe you should be sure you're correct before whipping out the "where the fuck are you" next time...

i hav a seizure b0ss

[superMAUS]

1. Identify website assets (what is most important to the website, user panel? search? Control panel? etc.)
2. Identify primary focus of website (what page are they trying to get everybody to go to? Services? Products? About? etc.)
3. Identify all input fields (buttons, options, text fields)
4. Identify service versions (what version of this calender are they using? what version of ------ are they using? etc.)
5. Identify version based vulnerabilities within services (version 3.0 of this calender is vulnerable to x y and. etc.)
6. Identify protection systems (IDS, IPS, WAF, etc.)
7. Identify basic global vulnerability possibilities within input fields (this field MIGHT be vulnerable to x y and z)
8. Identify ease of exploit for service vulnerabilities
9. Identify ease of exploit of global vulnerabilities
10. Identify more advanced vulnerabilities (CSRF, XST, etc.)
11. pen test

Good stuff.

[Eclipse]

1. Identify website assets (what is most important to the website, user panel? search? Control panel? etc.)
2. Identify primary focus of website (what page are they trying to get everybody to go to? Services? Products? About? etc.)
3. Identify all input fields (buttons, options, text fields)
4. Identify service versions (what version of this calender are they using? what version of ------ are they using? etc.)
5. Identify version based vulnerabilities within services (version 3.0 of this calender is vulnerable to x y and. etc.)
6. Identify protection systems (IDS, IPS, WAF, etc.)
7. Identify basic global vulnerability possibilities within input fields (this field MIGHT be vulnerable to x y and z)
8. Identify ease of exploit for service vulnerabilities
9. Identify ease of exploit of global vulnerabilities
10. Identify more advanced vulnerabilities (CSRF, XST, etc.)
11. pen test

This is actually quite good. :thumbsup: