This tweet describes an attempt to bypass a Web Application Firewall (WAF) in order to gather database names and banners. Initially, the attempt was marked as not applicable (NA) because only the web application technology and backend fingerprinting were provided without actual evidence of successful bypass. The tweet implies the user found a method to bypass the WAF to perform deeper information gathering but does not provide specific payloads or the WAF vendor. Since no technical details or a payload is shared, the exact nature of the bypass remains unclear. This situation highlights the importance of thorough testing and providing concrete proof when reporting WAF bypass vulnerabilities.
For more details, check out the original tweet here: https://twitter.com/ReebootToInit5/status/1944621567079817612