VIPHACKER.100 Group

Recon is where bounties get paid. Here's the repeatable process I've dialed in:

1. Surface Mapping — amass intel + crt.sh + shodan Zero-touch passive recon. Grab subdomains, ASN data, exposed services. Don't send a single packet yet.

2. Scope Validation — puredns + httpx + gau Resolve everything, filter live hosts, collect historical URLs. Look for 403s, large response bodies, and wildcard DNS gaps.

3. Fingerprinting & Discovery — katana + feroxbuster + whatweb Recursive crawling + directory brute-force. Hunt for API endpoints, .git leaks, admin panels, and hidden parameter routes.

4. Parameter Analysis — waybackurls | gf | qsreplace Find reflection points — id=, file=, redirect=, next=. Low-hanging XSS, open redirects, and SSRF candidates live here.

5. Service Probing — nmap -sV -sC + nuclei + ffuf (vhost) Targeted port scans + CVE template matching + virtual host fuzzing.

Dear Hacker ,

I hope this message finds you well.

Please find below the link to my WhatsApp community: https://chat.whatsapp.com/K0qVq0ip3F39GAGOtvLvb0.

I look forward to connecting with you there.

Best regards,

Aryan Ahirwar

🚀 Excited to share JARVIS v3.7.1 — my futuristic bilingual AI system assistant built for Windows, macOS, and Linux with a modern React + FastAPI architecture. The project is designed to make system control more natural through voice, automation, and bilingual interaction in English + Hindi.

JARVIS combines a voice-activated interface with real system utilities, including hardware monitoring, window control, file management, OCR, PDF tools, image processing, screenshots, clipboard actions, and media controls. The project also supports 100+ bilingual voice commands, real-time diagnostics, and a modular command architecture for extensibility.

What’s new in v3.7.1

• Modular command overhaul with 50+ new mapped voice triggers

• Advanced media and PDF engine for merging, splitting, OCR, and image conversion

• Infrastructure stabilization and improved real-time status broadcasting

🚀 Excited to launch VIPRecon v1.1.0 – my own professional web application reconnaissance & security testing tool, built with Python and asyncio for high‑performance ethical hacking workflows

VIPRecon helps security researchers and bug bounty hunters automate key parts of web recon and testing, including:

Basic info gathering: HTTP headers, WHOIS, DNS, SSL details

Advanced fingerprinting: tech stack, CMS, frameworks, libraries

Subdomain enumeration, WAF detection, and API endpoint discovery

Security testing: port scan, directory brute‑force, XSS/SQLi/open redirect/path traversal checks