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Method is shared in links on first page of the thread in 2 links.method please!!!!!!!!!!!!
jk, enjoy your 7 hundreds man![]()
Congrats OP!
Thanks.Great going Krishna.. Congrats..!!
Method is shared in links on first page of the thread in 2 links.method please!!!!!!!!!!!!
jk, enjoy your 7 hundreds man![]()
Congrats OP!
Thanks.Great going Krishna.. Congrats..!!
This particular bug took less than an hour. I first found this bug on another site. And then started checking other sites one by one for the same bug.awesome work bud! quick question how many hours does it take you to find these? this is not my forte but it seems like a lot of work, mind you that is a sweet payment!
An hour.How long did it actually take you to find the bug?
The are Facebook groups and blogs. Best is to read already disclosed reports on sites like Hackerone.@OP any forum that talk about hacking and exploit?
I would like to join such forum to learn and gain some grounds in this niche.
Any suggestion of a place to sell scripts/code or just enroll in a jobPeople who find bugs are very talented and have a very inquisitive mind.
To do this sort of job you need a good understanding of the language you're hunting in, and be able to spot syntax errors, memory overruns etc.
I have been a developer since the days of hex, assembly language and machine code.
You need to enjoy doing this sort of thing, otherwise it becomes a chore.
For me, the better ROI on my time is writing software and selling, I can earn better money this way.
I think that the bug bounties payed by some companies are on the small side, especially when it comes to google.
Good luck OP.
Good luck with this finding. Hope you find more.I don't have any knowledge with this,
and saw another thread confirming this method and from there
i found a program called Zap Proxy,
and tested some websites in bug crowd,
then i found a SQL injection ( the severity is P1)
but i have no idea what to do next ? (I think i will miss up 1000$)