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finding vulnerable websites - hackermenace247 - Sep 1, 2024

Does anyone know how to find out if a website is vulnerable and can u tell me how you know besides using a apostrophe to find out if its vulnerable. Also can u guys teach me how to get hack any website by injecting codes in the search bar or comment section. By the way is there any free websites on Google that gives you a long list of vulnerable websites. Also can u give me a list of vulnerable websites. Plz and thank you


RE: finding vulnerable websites - illuminati▲ - Sep 1, 2024

(Sep 1, 2024 04:43 PM)hackermenace247 Wrote:  Does anyone know how to find out if a website is vulnerable and can u tell me how you know besides using a apostrophe to find out if its vulnerable. Also can u guys teach me how to get hack any website by injecting codes in the search bar or comment section. By the way is there any free websites on Google that gives you a long list of vulnerable websites. Also can u give me a list of vulnerable websites. Plz and thank you

Generally people don't like to give away their information on vulnerable websites.
Especially not for free.

You should look into learning about hacking/programming, to further understand how to find vulnerabilities, you should learn.

TryHackMe, HackTheBox, are fine places to start and learn.


RE: finding vulnerable websites - fn1x - Sep 1, 2024

If you're mainly focused on web application exploits like SQLi and XSS, these courses are free and a great starting point:

https://owasp.org/www-project-juice-shop/
https://portswigger.net/web-security