Hacking the World Poker Tour: Inside ClubWPT Gold's Back Office
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7 days ago
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greatgib
3 days ago
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And the biggest question that all of that raises and stays unaddressed is how a US official and regulated gambling website is developped and probably operated directly from China?

Meaning all PII (name, address , id scans, ip, ...) are available to Chinese individuals.

The argument that the dev website is just developped in China doesn't hold as you can see that the prod admin panel is also partially in Chinese.

And what to say about the admin that is really using 123456 as password in production...

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xraystyle
4 days ago
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What's this 'subs' command being run to enumerate subdomains?
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jweather
2 days ago
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Not familiar with that one, but two that come with Kali use search engines to locate subdomains. Your DNS server would have to be pretty misconfigured to allow zone transfers to the general public, which would be the only way to discover a truly "unlisted" subdomain.
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bauruine
4 days ago
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Not sure what it is but certificate transparency logs are a goldmine for this.

https://crt.sh/?q=liuxinyi1.cn

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zenmac
4 days ago
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Oh got this"

"CONTEXT: PL/pgSQL function web_apis(text,text[],text[]) line 4671 at FOR over EXECUTE statement ERROR: server conn crashed?"

May be pushing a bit too hard on their postgres-rest ?

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xraystyle
4 days ago
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That's interesting. Suppose it doesn't do you any good if you're looking for subdomains that don't have certs though.
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gs17
4 days ago
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I suspect it's a bespoke script. The first use outputs "[domain] -> [ip]", the second use outputs "[domain] [http code] [?] [size?] [title] [info]".
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perrysmith
4 days ago
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I was wondering the same thing. Ran to my Kali instance and tried it out lol
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xraystyle
4 days ago
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So is it a thing in security distros? Is there a github for it?
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uncivilized
4 days ago
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This was a really great read. Thanks for sharing.
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