Using PD tools to find my first subdomain takeover
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Summary
Since joining PD in December, I've been learning a lot about our community and what it takes to be a modern security engineer. One of the biggest lessons I think I've learned is: 🤔To be a great defender, you have to think like an attacker Gone are the days when there were very separate teams—red and blue have even become “purple” in many organizations—doing security. And like the terminology or not, security continues to “shift left” and move into “DevSecOps.” While anyone trying to sell you
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--- id: 9354 title: "Using PD tools to find my first subdomain takeover" source_domain: projectdiscovery.io source_url: "https://projectdiscovery.io/blog/using-pd-tools-to-find-my-first-subdomain-takeover" published_at: "2023-02-16T17:17:52Z" tags: ["bug-bounty"] phying_url: "https://phying.com/item/9354" lang: en --- # Using PD tools to find my first subdomain takeover ## Summary Since joining PD in December, I've been learning a lot about our community and what it takes to be a modern security engineer. One of the biggest lessons I think I've learned is: 🤔To be a great defender, you have to think like an attacker Gone are the days when there were very separate teams—red and blue have even become “purple” in many organizations—doing security. And like the terminology or not, security continues to “shift left” and move into “DevSecOps.” While anyone trying to sell you ## Intelligence Metadata - **Sources:** projectdiscovery.io - **Published:** 2023-02-16T17:17:52Z - **Original:** https://projectdiscovery.io/blog/using-pd-tools-to-find-my-first-subdomain-takeover - **Phying News:** https://phying.com/item/9354