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wooyun

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WooYun Legacy security testing skill based on 22,132 WooYun (2010-2016) business logic vulnerability cases. Provides real-company case references, quantitative statistics, and data-driven test priority ordering across 6 domains and 33 vulnerability categories (auth bypass, IDOR/privilege escalation, financial security, information disclosure, logic flaws, misconfiguration). Trigger when doing web security testing, e-commerce payment security, SaaS IDOR/privilege escalation audits, password reset/weak credential/verification code bypass testing, race condition analysis, SRC bug bounty planning, writing evidence-backed security reports for Chinese enterprises (government OA, telecom, banking), or security training/compliance support. Not a replacement for pentest technique training; it augments existing testing skills with real cases and data backing.

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