#Bug Bounty

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JWTweak v2.1 – A Guided, Offline Toolkit for Modern JWT Attacks

Introduction JSON Web Tokens sit at the heart of modern authentication – and because the token travels in the user’s hands, a single weak check on the server side can hand an attacker an admin account. JWTweak was built to test for exactly these flaws. It started as a small utility to switch a token’s algorithm and re-issue it in seconds, helping security enthusiasts hunt for issues like the JWT Algorithm Confusion Attack. Version 2.1 is a complete rewrite into a guided, menu-driven toolkit: you paste a token, it decodes and risk-analyses it, recommends the attacks that fit, and walks you through each one – entirely offline, with no flags to memorise. In this post we’ll tour the tool and then break into a deliberately vulnerable app with two live proof-of-concept attacks.

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The Silent Takeover: Why Your AI Agent is a Security Nightmare in 2026

Look, if you’re still testing AI by just asking it to "tell me how to build a bomb" and checking if it says "I can't do that," you’re about three years behind the curve. In 2026, AI VAPT (Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing) has moved way past basic jailbreaking. We’re now dealing with Agentic Workflows —where the AI isn't just a chatbot, but an employee with access to your Gmail, Drive, and internal APIs.

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