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@sw33tLie Amazing work 🔥

If you used Flameshot on Linux and wished it worked properly on Mac, this is it. But native and with way more features. github.com/sw33tLie/macsh…

I wanted a screenshot tool for macOS better than anything out there, so I built one with @claudeai Native Swift. No Electron. Annotate, record screen, scroll capture, auto-redact PII, beautify, upload to Drive & more — one flow. Free & open source forever. macshot 🔗👇

You can now dump all your #bugbounty @Hacker0x01 reports using bbscope thanks to @R3dTr4p's pull request! bbscope reports h1 --output-dir h1-reports More platforms coming soon! github.com/sw33tLie/bbsco…

Open-source (MIT). PRs welcome — especially real-world corpora, heuristics, and perf ideas. 🙌 Give it a try, I’d truly appreciate it! 🔗 github.com/R3dTr4p/reuniq #bugbounty #recon #infosec #osint #pentest #websecurity #golang #redteam #webappsec

Performance: ✅ Streaming + sharded buckets ✅ Scales to millions of URLs ✅ Bounded RAM usage ✅ Work stays localized within buckets

Ever had a huge waybackurls (or similar) dump full of near-duplicate URLs that takes forever to filter? I built reuniq, a fast Go CLI that normalizes, buckets, and clusters URLs (with SimHash) to keep 1 rep per group. 🧵 🔗 github.com/R3dTr4p/reuniq #bugbounty #recon #infosec

@Bugcrowd Great job sw33tlie! 🥳

Kicking off the 2025 Bugcrowd Ingenuity Awards with our Community Leader of the Year, sw33tLie! ✨🤝 From mentoring new hackers to building lifelong connections, sw33tLie is the SUPERglue that keeps the Crowd thriving. 🦸‍♂️ Empathy, curiosity, leadership–this award says it all. And let’s be real… nobody’s got a bigger 🧡 for the hacking community than sw33tLie. Help us celebrate this star who proves why community is everything! Check out his story: bugcrowd.com/blog/community… #Bugcrowd #IngenuityUnleashed #IngenuityAwards

#BugBounty #beginner #AI

As a novice Bug Bounty hunter who just got his first few bounties paid, this is a huge and exciting news, hope that it would be as game-changing as Cursor has been for coding, but I think that Portswigger's team, given its everlasting impact in the sector, will do a great job!