bug hunter

pendosahandal

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Hello everyone,


I hope you are all doing well and in good health.


I would like to ask the members of the BHW forum if anyone has ever engaged in bug hunting, whether through a platform or for a private organization.


If you don’t mind, could you share your experiences?


Thank you.
 
I had been doing bug bounty from 2013. I hunt for bugs when I am bored from my usual schedule.

It has been fun and some really cool stories with each bug. When I take a long break like year or so and then start bug hunting again, I feel more excitement. That excitement makes me keep coming back to bug hunting.
 
@awesomewebsites used to sell an ebook about it here. Maybe he still does, get in touch with him.
I had been doing bug bounty from 2013. I hunt for bugs when I am bored from my usual schedule.

It has been fun and some really cool stories with each bug. When I take a long break like year or so and then start bug hunting again, I feel more excitement. That excitement makes me keep coming back to bug hunting.
I'm interested in that ebook, but when I tried to find information about it, I couldn't find anything. Are you still selling it?
 
I’ve done bug hunting through public platforms and small private programs, and it’s been a solid learning experience.
Most of the work is patience and research, with many reports rejected before one gets accepted.
Overall, it’s rewarding if you enjoy problem-solving, but it’s not quick money and takes time to build skill and reputation.
 
I had been doing bug bounty from 2013. I hunt for bugs when I am bored from my usual schedule.

It has been fun and some really cool stories with each bug. When I take a long break like year or so and then start bug hunting again, I feel more excitement. That excitement makes me keep coming back to bug hunting.
check your messages, my friend.
 
I’ve done bug hunting through public platforms and small private programs, and it’s been a solid learning experience.
Most of the work is patience and research, with many reports rejected before one gets accepted.
Overall, it’s rewarding if you enjoy problem-solving, but it’s not quick money and takes time to build skill and reputation.
Update about my journey with bug bounty hunting. I made good progress. I have limited capability on this field like no technical skills but still managed to report many valid bugs this year. I work on many other methods but there is a different kind of thrill seeing " Valid bug " message.

About targets, some of the site owners are very honest. They themselves pay based on maximum possible impact while I have seen some companies worth billions , scamming to avoid paying.
 
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