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VIM tutorial: linux terminal tools for bug bounty pentest and redteams with @tomnomnom
STÖK
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- Presented by Tom Hudson
Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.
201K views7 years ago2 recommendations
SecurityTools and practiceVim, Emacs and editorsThe shell and command lineWeb and application security
Tom Hudson demonstrates his Vim and command-line setup for bug bounty hunting and security reconnaissance.
In this VIM / BASH Bug Bounty tutorial, Tom Hudson @tomnomnom chats with STÖK, shares his command line bug bounty pentesting recon secrets and Shows you how to use some of his custom tools. Pro webapp pentesting from the command line You will find Tom here: tomnomnom.com/ twitter.com/tomnomnom github.com/tomnomnom Comments are disabled by default, but you can find me and the community over at twitter.com/stokfredrik -------------- -- -- Support my work: Join me on Patreon! patreon.com/stokfredrik Need a shell to hack from? setup your own droplet today! Get $100 credit on Digital Ocean using this link m.do.co/c/5884b0601466 Wanna get some fresh beats for your content and avoid copyright claims?? Check out Epidemic sound epidemicsound.com/referral/hh461w/ -------------- -- -- FAQ: What gear do you use? : Check out stokfredrik.com Dude, I love what you do can we do "work stuff" together? Sure, Email me at workwith @ stokfredrik.comWhy it's here
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So this video was essential two people talking about the first's guy use of vim. I believe they were in a cafe or somewhere public. The overall video was about using `!` and then talking about a tweet the first guy wrote where he talks about a long command that pipes like 5 things together. He breaks the command down. I remember the guy having airline as his statusbar and it has been posted here before.
I checked r/watchpeoplevim but no luck. I do wish there was a r/watchpeopleunix
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