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Book’s:
Tangle Web Security Guide
Web Hacking 101
The Basics of Web Hacking: Tools and Techniques to Attack the Web
Learning Pentesting Android Devices
Android Hacker’s Handbook
Learning IOS Pentesting
Practical IOT Security
Burp Suite Tool Attack Approach
Essential of Burp Suite
Browser Plugin’s :
Tool’s:
Bug Bounty References:
Payload’s:

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