I am a penetration tester and occasional bug hunter. As a lover of WebSec, I always like to find something wrong and fix it. I have been passionate about computer science since childhood and have been in the security world for five and a half years. I started studying IT many years ago in school and university, where I learned JAVA and C and PHP, Python, and Javascript during my career. I’m the founder of Pentesting Made Simple, an Italian community where we speak about Pentesting, Bug Bounty, and Ethical Hacking in general.
This blog is a personal account from Reando Veshi of preparing for and taking the OSWE (Advanced Web Attacks and Exploitation) exam. Reando shares his experience along with tips that helped him in his journey.
Node.js is an open-source and cross-platform JavaScript runtime environment. Today we are going to look at 3 different vulnerabilities by analyzing the source code of an application and how you can detect and exploit them.
Today we will look at hacking smart contracts written using the Solidity programming language. We will fix an overflow/underflow vulnerability on PWNX Academy
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