Recon For Bug Bounty, Penetration Testers & Ethical Hackers

¡Hola! It seems like you've outlined a comprehensive curriculum for someone looking to dive deep into the world of OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) and reconnaissance tools and techniques. Here's a brief overview of each point based on your list:

1. OSINT with Maltego: Maltego is an open-source software for integrating, visualizing, analyzing and graphically displaying data relationships as interlinked information clusters (graphs) to help visualize data and find new insights from existing data.

2. Browser Addons for Recon: These tools can be used in a browser to gather information about websites:

   • Wappalyzer: Identifies technologies used on websites.
   • Retire.js: Detects outdated technologies (vulnerable libraries and frameworks).
   • Shodan: Search for IoT devices, servers, and other Internet-connected devices.
   • Knoxx: Provides a suite of tools to uncover digital assets.
   • Hack-tools Addon: A collection of various security and reconnaissance tools in the browser.

3. WAF Identification: Tools and techniques to identify Web Application Firewalls (WAFs) by analyzing HTTP headers, patterns, or response content.

4. Subdomain Takeover: Techniques to exploit unclaimed subdomains of a domain, often due to misconfigurations or forgotten services.

   • HostileSubBruteForcer: Automated tool to enumerate and attack subdomains.
   • Sub404: Enumerates subdomains and attempts to find an open page (404 or otherwise) that could be taken over.
   • Subjack: Identifies subdomains for which the SSL certificate is not secured by the parent domain, potentially allowing takeover.

5. Fuzzing (Content Discovery): Techniques to discover hidden directories or endpoints on a server by sending a variety of requests.

   • dirb: A tool that recursively reads an entire web page's links and reports back a list of unique inlink paths.
   • ffuf: Fast, flexible, and fully-featured HTTP fuzzer.

6. Port Scanning: Identifying open ports on a host.

   • nmap: A versatile Network Mapping Tool that can be used to discover services, determine operating systems, and perform security auditing.
   • Firewall bypass technique: Techniques to circumvent network restrictions to conduct scans.

7. Fast Port Scanning: Tools for efficiently scanning large ranges of ports.

   • Nabbu: Fast and distributed port scanner.
   • Masscan: The fastest network scanner in the world.

8. Visual Recon: Gowitness is a tool used to visualize SSL certificates.

9. Payloads for Bug Bounty Hunters: Creating or using payloads to test for vulnerabilities like XSS (Cross-Site Scripting).

10. Creating Tools for Recon: Developing your own tools to automate the reconnaissance process or to target specific types of information. Examples include an SSRF finder or a URL extractor from JavaScript files.

11. Bonus: Additional resources, tutorials, or videos that complement the learning experience.

This curriculum is a great mix of theory and practice, covering a wide range of skills from using existing tools to programming your own. It's a solid path for someone looking to become proficient in cyber security and OSINT. If you have any specific questions about any of these topics or need guidance on where to start, feel free to ask!