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Bug Bounty Center v1.2.2 🎉 Improved license validation and integrity checks. Single-target scans now enforce strict hostname filtering on all tools to prevent out-of-scope results. Added a performance advisory for large-scale scans. Note: after updating, you may need to re-enter your license key once due to security improvements #BugBounty #BugBountyTips #AppSec #WebSec #Cybesecurity bugbountycenter.com

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@EvanKlein338226 I think the key is to enjoy what you do. That applies to every aspect of life. Revisiting old targets or starting a new one from scratch and seeing what I discover along the way feeds my curiosity. That’s what keeps me working day after day

Unpopular opinion: The hardest part of bug bounty isn't finding vulns - it's the mental game. Dupes after 6 hours of work. N/A after writing a detailed report. Waiting weeks for triage. What keeps you going when the grind gets brutal? 👇

It's great if you're using AI to find bugs, but please, please, please double and triple check your findings instead of just getting the AI to submit anything it thinks it's found.

Not every session ends with a bounty, and that is fine. You learn more from hardened targets than from easy ones #BugBounty #BugBountyTips

Been running real-world tests with the AI Briefcase workflow on live bug bounty programs. Found some areas where the briefcase output can be improved to give better results when paired with AI assistants. Fixes and improvements coming soon in the next update One thing that no update can fix though: you still need a real hunter behind the screen. AI can process data, suggest directions and speed up your workflow but it does not understand context the way you do. The thinking is still yours. AI is a force multiplier, not a replacement #BugBounty

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I love the way the cybersecurity community supports itself. My feed is full of people creating tools, people sharing knowledge, people helping others... it's just wonderful

@victor_bigfield bugbountycenter.com

what are you working on this week? share your website to get some traffic ↓ (I would choose 3 projects to feature in my newsletter, FromScratch + 2K subscribers)

@ide9x Keep going!

pain 😭😭😭😭

Still working. How about you?

@Cryptycore @Hacker0x01 Stay passionate and curious. That’s the main takeaway. Certifications will not find bugs for you.

@bts_leandro Great job, keep it up! 💪

First bounty 😃 I expected more from this bug, but it's okay.

I don't run automated scanners and pray. Everyone wants the $10K months. Nobody wants to spend 6 hours reading JavaScript understanding how one feature passes data to another. I read the code. I trace the logic. I click every button. I test the feature nobody thinks is interesting. I sit with one application for weeks until I understand it better than the developers who built it. That's how you go from "no bugs found" to: → Top 10 on Netlify. 16 reports submitted. → #1 on Temu. 8 reports submitted. → High and Critical severity bugs dropping in the same night. Automation finds the easy stuff. The stuff 50 other hunters already reported. The duplicates. Manual hunting finds the chains. The logic flaws. The bugs that make engineers say "how did you even find this." I'm 19. I don't have 10 years of experience. I don't have fancy tools. I have patience and my browser. That's enough. Deep dive > wide scan. Every time.

If you are getting into bug bounty expecting AI and tools to do everything for you, you are going to have a rough time #BugBounty #BugBountyTips

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what's your most used bug bounty tool? 😎

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@mr_kay7 Keep it up! 💪🏻

Day25/30 #30DaysTechJourney Understanding the relationship between the Front End (Client-Side) and the Back End (Server-Side). It’s wild how much is happening in that split second when you hit Enter on a URL. The journey continues💻🛡️ #InfoSec #BuildInPublic #LearningWithTS