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Is it possible to hack namecheap websites/hosting? - tremsy31 - Oct 14, 2022
Is it possible? Without bruteforcing preferably cus thats so long and never works. Website will probs have shitty security.
RE: Is it possible to hack namecheap websites/hosting? - GenC0re - Oct 14, 2022
namecheap from my expiriance has strong security. If they detect a shell or some blacklisted functions(a ftp upload from C# app) they ban a account
RE: Is it possible to hack namecheap websites/hosting? - tremsy31 - Oct 14, 2022
(Oct 14, 2022 02:14 PM)GenC0re Wrote: namecheap from my expiriance has strong security. If they detect a shell or some blacklisted functions(a ftp upload from C# app) they ban a account
Hmm okay. I'm not tooo experienced with hacking. Just looking to hack into a basic website thats hosted on namecheap. It has its own little login section, would that mean it'll be easier to hack rather than trying to get into the actual namecheap cpanel bit.
RE: Is it possible to hack namecheap websites/hosting? - GenC0re - Oct 14, 2022
You can try to write bruteforcer for that login page, or check if site has some sqli vulns. If site has some vuln cms get the version and check exploit-db for exploits, same for vuln plugins.
RE: Is it possible to hack namecheap websites/hosting? - Blazin - Oct 14, 2022
(Oct 14, 2022 02:11 PM)tremsy31 Wrote: Is it possible? Without bruteforcing preferably cus thats so long and never works. Website will probs have shitty security.
It is possible, but it is unlikely.
RE: Is it possible to hack namecheap websites/hosting? - tremsy31 - Oct 14, 2022
(Oct 14, 2022 02:39 PM)Blazin Wrote: It is possible, but it is unlikely.
what specific things would make it hard to hack?