>exitvillain_security
exitvillain is a growing network of ethical hackers collaborating on cybersecurity research, red teaming exercises, and security education. We’re not a traditional company—we're a tight-knit, community-driven initiative.
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Thanks for responding again! You a real one exitvillain! I like what you have done with this forum!
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@exitvillian I dont think the internal network can talk to you, i.e., initiate any communication to you. It just relays the traffic that you initiate, back and forth
My question is why not Node.js? You also have a library called Helmet.js that you could have used for protection against any web based attacks. It would have been Javascript everywhere, right. So, why not Node.js?
Fun fact this is a django web app, meaning mostly written in python. But javascript is used to handle the likes, following and edit post features. The databse is postgresql which is inside it's own docker container. All of it is divided between 3 docker containers running on some amazon ubuntu ec2 instance in OHIO.
Here is a question i would like to pose. When you set up sshuttle or proxychains so that you can talk to the internal network, you are def able to talk to the network but is the network able to talk to you? Like yes you can initiate a connection and get a response back. But im asking if the reverse is possible.
@exitvillian I hate companies like these. They got no respect for the candidates that they are interviewing. Fuck them bro, something better is in your way