Recon is not about finding domains. It’s about finding patterns. Patterns reveal infrastructure. Infrastructure reveals people. 🧠 #OSINT #BugBounty #CyberSecurity

Tools don’t make hackers. Curiosity, logic and patience do. 🧠 #CyberSecurity #EthicalHacking #OpSec

My notes on how to install Artix Linux with the disk encrypted and LVM partitions. Enjoy! github.com/bash-bunny/Enc…

Many researchers underestimate OPSEC during investigations. A single reused username, timezone pattern, or unfiltered request can expose the operator. Automation helps, but discipline protects. 🧠🐰 #OSINT #OPSEC #CyberSecurity

sudo-rs Affected By Multiple Security Vulnerabilities - Impacting Ubuntu 25.10 One of the issues involves the sudo password being leaked in case of timeout or the sudo process being killed. phoronix.com/news/sudo-rs-s…

do I still want to use a fingerprint reader youtube.com/@offzone_mosco…

Be sure to use a better command for handling super user privileges. Like sudo or doas.

Your surface isn’t what you think it is. Your real attack surface is everything you deployed, inherited, misconfigured, abandoned… and forgot.

Security isn’t broken by advanced exploits - it’s broken by shortcuts. Check your habits. Review your footprint. Treat convenience as a threat. Paranoia is hygiene. 🧠🐰

While cloudflare is down, I've been updating my Dark Web crawler. Now is fast and doesn't need too many things to work, just pure bash. Check it here: github.com/bash-bunny/DW_… For your info, here is running in Alpine Linux with 2Gb of ram.

Update: this is what it got since yesterday. Almost 2 millions of URLs, and 6000 unique domains. Not bad for that 2Gb alpine and pure bash. Should I make my own Dark Web search engine?

Day 2: - 1.7Gb of text file - Almost 9 millions of URLs - 9000 unique domains Not bad for only two days and a machine with Alpine.

Been doing some tests with Claude and this happens to me yesterday. Without asking to do it, claude automatically try to access my filesystem. It can't, but its interesting to see that is running as root on the server.

Day 3: - 1.8 Gb of text file - 9 and a half millions of URLs - 11k of unique domains And my crawler continues.

Day 4: - 1.9 Gb of text file - 10 millions of URLs - Almost 14k of unique domains I've been improving the crawler, because there are some nasty sites that hang on indefinitely. Also now it allows you to recover past runs. Check it here: github.com/bash-bunny/DW_…