Everyone knows about brute force. You run Hydra, you pick rockyou.txt, you point it at the login form. And then you hit the rate limit after ten requests and your attack is dead. That's because modern login pages don't have one protection — they have layers. Rate limiting. Account lockout. CAPTCHA. MFA. IP reputation checks. The hunters consistently finding authentication bypass findings on major bug bounty programmes aren't brute-forcing in the traditional sense. They're testing whether each protection layer actually…
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