aaaaaaah its the order of wich the numbers are sorted, \s for whitespace in between the numerical values etc.

You can consult GHDB, check here: www.exploit-db.com/google-hacking-database - search for whatever you need, in your case, woocommerce

I don't think you can actually delete the captcha from a website. If you want to make a similar request with the one made in this video, you can leave the parameter value empty, or even remove it, but I highly doubt it will work. You should see what you can get and use from the request. For instance, even though it might sound dumb, let's say you have a picture captcha with some letters and numbers, where you must type those, maybe A1B2C is the answer. You could check the name of that photo in the page source, it wouldn't be excluded to find it under A1B2C.jpg. In this case, you can parse the content of the response in order to extract that string before .jpg and pass it as value for captcha parameter. It depends a lot on your situation and captcha type.

Dude, I think you should contact the support team from Google and see exactly how you can fix this.

Set up a new email. Life goes on

Google security is good so you're SOL. That's what good security means.

I am glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching the video!

I think you should contact Facebook team and tell them what happened. Most probably you might have to provide them a proof of you being the owner of that account, maybe a photo with your ID. If you recover it, then choose a strong password, with multiple types of characters, maybe check if MFA is possible and activate it. Your Facebook account should be linked with an email address. Can't you try to reset the password and use that email address as recovery method? Or that email address was also hijacked?

@@rootshellace but the thing is my Facebook name was different because I was using it for gaming, so is it possible to get my ownership proven? If I submit my government issued ID?. so many times I tried to add my gmail and further securities but Facebook kept showing that 'link broken, service temporarily unavailable'..etc sometimes even shown as my email added but when tried for the recovery, they said email was not added nor found..

Honestly, I believe a different name on that account shouldn't be an issue for Facebook team. You must see what they require in order to confirm your identity. Regarding the email address, I find it a bit weird, but, if you manage to prove them you are the owner, maybe they can also add this one. But, definitely, you must contact them.

@@rootshellace I can't access my email bro... I don't know why because each time I log into my mail it says ' something went wrong, please try later '... i hope I get my account back bro.. and FB requires my government issued ID.. that's what they said

Well, the only solution I can think of now is to provide them the ID, create a new email address, ask them to replace this one to your profile as main and only email and, then, try to use this mail only for Facebook or, as less as possible, for other accounts or profiles.

Thanks for watching, dude! I am looking forward to fix this audio part.

I was already thinking at SQL injection as a subject for one of my videos, so, most probably, in the future, there will be one related to this topic. Regarding MITM, honestly, I didn't analyze this option, but I will take it into consideration. Anyway, thanks for your suggestions and comment!

Thanks for watching the video and letting your thoughts here! Indeed, it would be nice, only that the legal aspect involved by cybersecurity somehow often forces us to create our own test environment. Honestly, I am not a web developer and, for the content of this video, it was my first time when I wrote some javascript code :)). Anyway, thanks again, I really appreciate you took the time to watch and comment!