This tweet talks about how in penetration testing (pentesting), every successful action like finding a recon pattern, exploit path, or a WAF bypass can be reused for future tests. Instead of starting over each time, the tester builds on previous knowledge and experiences. This means any bypass or exploit found does not have to be discovered again, which saves time and effort. It's a new approach where knowledge compounds across different testing engagements, making the testing process more efficient and smarter over time. This idea applies generally to all kinds of vulnerabilities and Web Application Firewalls (WAFs), highlighting the importance of learning and reusing techniques in security testing.
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