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Anonymous Offensive Security
& Bug Bounty Recon

I move quietly through attack surfaces, mapping what’s exposed, what’s misconfigured, and what should never have been online.
All activity is performed in authorized, controlled environments, focused on hardening real systems — not breaking the rules.

Name Banjara
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Who is “Banjara”?

I am Banjara — a roaming mind focused on offensive security, bug bounty practice, and realistic attack surface analysis.


My work lives in the grey zone between how systems are designed to behave and how they behave when pushed. I build repeatable workflows: recon, mapping, probing, and reporting — always executed against authorized scopes, labs, and formal bug bounty programs.


This portfolio is not about a real-world profile. It’s about how I think, how I break things safely, and how I help reduce risk in the systems that run the world.

Name Banjara
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What I bring into the dark

Recon & Enumeration Web application security Bug bounty methodology Linux & CLI Threat thinking

Recon Engine

I map external attack surfaces before touching anything sensitive. From subdomains to forgotten endpoints, the goal is coverage, context, and clean notes — not noise.

Subdomain discovery Dir brute forcing Parameter hunting

Web Layer Abuse (Ethical)

I focus on the issues that actually hurt: auth flaws, access control mistakes, input handling, and logic bugs that sit behind “secure” UI flows.

XSS Auth & sessions IDOR / access control Logic issues

Tools & Workflow

I combine graphical tools with CLI utilities and custom notes to keep every run reproducible, documented, and ready to turn into a clean report.

Burp Suite Nmap ffuf bash GitHub

Reporting

Finding the bug is half the job. I practice writing reports that explain what happened, why it matters, and how to make sure it doesn’t happen again.

Structured write-ups Impact-focused Repro steps

Signals from the field

Shadow Recon Playbook

Recon · Methodology

A living checklist-driven workflow for approaching new targets: from DNS and subdomains to tech stack fingerprinting and endpoint mapping. Built around quiet, consistent discovery.

Web Exploitation Labs

Training · Labs

Hands-on practice against intentionally vulnerable apps and platform labs, focusing on chaining simple misconfigurations into meaningful impact — always in safe, controlled environments.

Shadowchat Concept

Privacy · E2E Ideas

Conceptual design for a zero-log, end-to-end encrypted chat platform focused on anonymity, minimal metadata, and honest security limitations. Built with the mindset of “no unnecessary trust”.

Certs, labs & milestones

Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP)
In Progress / Target
Deep-dive exam focusing on realistic network penetration testing, pivoting, privilege escalation and documentation discipline.

Building foundations through labs, buffer overflow basics, Linux/Windows privilege escalation, and note-taking geared toward OSCP-style reporting.

Offensive Security Exam discipline PrivEsc
Web Security Labs & Platforms
Active
Consistent practice on structured web security labs and platforms.

Regularly working through web security challenges to sharpen skills around XSS, auth flows, access control, and logic issues — always inside intentionally vulnerable environments.

Lab time Hands-on Web vulns
Bug Bounty Methodology
Ongoing
Personal playbook for approaching real-world programs with discipline.

Designing and refining a repeatable flow: target intake, recon, prioritization, safe testing, local logging, and report preparation focused on impact and clarity for program owners.

Process Checklists Reporting

Send a signal

If you’re working on something that needs a careful, methodical look from an attacker’s point of view — within an authorized and ethical scope — you can reach out through this channel.
Email: banjara@shadowchat.tech