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dr4wf

@dr4wfmo3

just a random loser

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calendar_today31-08-2021 13:25:15

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Alp (@alp0x01) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The full story of my #bugbounty journey! Doing this since May 2021. and in this month I earned total of $19,750 (almost $20K :c) I don't like clichés, but you should never give up when doing this job. I remember not sleeping for 2 days when I'm a beginner. Thanks HackerOne!

The full story of my #bugbounty journey!

Doing this since May 2021. and in this month I earned total of $19,750 (almost $20K :c) 

I don't like clichés, but you should never give up when doing this job. I remember not sleeping for 2 days when I'm a beginner.

Thanks <a href="/Hacker0x01/">HackerOne</a>!
Somdev Sangwan (@s0md3v) 's Twitter Profile Photo

13 common security issues in 2FA implementations and how to look for them. Great read. research.nccgroup.com/2021/06/10/tes…

Sayaan Alam (@ehsayaan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Got Awarded approx $7k of bounty in first 7 days of this month at Synack Red Team and HackerOne , Received my first feedback on HackerOne , On 30 days $30k challenge to myself :) Most of the bugs were ACPV and IDORS #bugbounty

Got Awarded approx $7k of bounty in first 7 days of this month at <a href="/SynackRedTeam/">Synack Red Team</a> and <a href="/Hacker0x01/">HackerOne</a> , Received my first feedback on <a href="/Hacker0x01/">HackerOne</a> , On 30 days $30k challenge to myself :)
Most of the bugs were ACPV and IDORS
#bugbounty
mitul patel (@a9hora) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Special thanks to Daniel Thatcher for such an amazing research on HTTP header smuggling. As a small contribution to the hacker community I'm posting this mind map containing key points of that research. #BlackHat null Ahmedabad (n|u Ahmedabad)

Special thanks to <a href="/_danielthatcher/">Daniel Thatcher</a>  for such an amazing research on HTTP header smuggling.
As a small contribution to the hacker community I'm posting this mind map containing key points of that research.
#BlackHat <a href="/NullAhm/">null Ahmedabad (n|u Ahmedabad)</a>
Nagli (@galnagli) 's Twitter Profile Photo

As the HackerOne Ambassador's competition came to an end, it sure has many areas to get better on, but overall it was a nice experience. During the event, I managed to find 45 valid submissions: 5 Crits, 5 High, 17 Medium and 18 Low. All on Public(!) programs. #bugbounty

Julien | MrTuxracer 🇪🇺 (@mrtuxracer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Yay! I've finally crossed the magical 1,000,000 USD #BugBounty mark on HackerOne !! Thanks for providing me with a great platform to hack on 😎 A very special thanks goes to my favorite private program 🍻! So here are some stats: -Paid through 571 reports (741 total) 1/4

Yay! I've finally crossed the magical 1,000,000 USD #BugBounty mark on <a href="/Hacker0x01/">HackerOne</a> !!

Thanks for providing me with a great platform to hack on 😎 A very special thanks goes to my favorite private program 🍻!

So here are some stats:
-Paid through 571 reports (741 total)

1/4
shubs (@infosec_au) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I've released the first episode of Bug Bounty Redacted today (Exposed Redis & HAProxy): youtube.com/watch?v=mWNaGn… This series walks you through real bug bounty reports that were rewarded, and explains the discovery process, and reporting process in detail. New episodes Monthly!

Immunefi (@immunefi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Sam Curry Katie Paxton-Fear The Graph Brett Buerhaus A few recent ones reported and paid out: -medium.com/immunefi/redac… ($560k) -medium.com/immunefi/optim… ($2m) -medium.com/immunefi/polyg… ($75k) -medium.com/immunefi/notio… ($1m) -medium.com/immunefi/polyg… ($2.2m)

Mustafa Can İPEKÇİ (@mcipekci) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What a month it was on Synack Red Team , technically I'm almost 100k with pending ones but time is ended before they got triaged and paid out. There are 3 more vulns to be triaged, considering max payout is 3K per vuln on Synack, almost all of them were SQLis. #BugBounty

What a month it was on <a href="/SynackRedTeam/">Synack Red Team</a> , technically I'm almost 100k with pending ones but time is ended before they got triaged and paid out. There are 3 more vulns to be triaged, considering max payout is 3K per vuln on <a href="/synack/">Synack</a>, almost all of them were SQLis. #BugBounty
shubs (@infosec_au) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Inspired by Corben Leo’s tweets about hacker stories, I’ll share one of mine. When looking at a global company, I realised that certain sub divisions in different countries of the company were more vulnerable than others. How did I identify these assets? 1/n

Yassine Aboukir 🐐 (@yassineaboukir) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I wrote the story of exploiting a double-edged SSRF on a bug bounty program for both server and client-side impact. yassineaboukir.com/blog/exploitin…

Jason Haddix (@jhaddix) 's Twitter Profile Photo

(a LONG thread) 🧵 Inspired by shubs & Corben Leo here's one of my fun hacker stories: = The complete compromise of a password manager company = Here's how I did it (so you can learn): I was given the project to pentest a password manager company: *.redacted.com (1/16)

Stealthy (@stealthybugs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Check out my vulnerability write up about critical bugs in Apple infrastructure worth 36,000 in bounties. medium.com/@StealthyBugs/… #BugBounty #exploit #infosec #whitehat #bugbountytips #ethicalhacking

Paul Seekamp (@nullenc0de) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Let's recap how this happened. Was provided a subdomain and creds > crawled and found a chunk.js > link finder pulled all API endpoints > parameter bruteforce with seclists (GET & POST) > found POST "filename" param > burp found /etc/passwd on active scan >

encodedguy - jsmon.sh (@3nc0d3dguy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

500 Bug Submissions Done on HackerOne The first submission was on 16 July 2020. 100th submission took 2 years, 2 months and 6 days. 200th submission took 3 months and 100 days. 500th submission took 5 months and 24 days. Thank you so much Hackerone for this great platform.

500 Bug Submissions Done on <a href="/Hacker0x01/">HackerOne</a>

The first submission was on 16 July 2020.
100th submission took 2 years, 2 months and 6 days.
200th submission took 3 months and 100 days.
500th submission took 5 months and 24 days.

Thank you so much Hackerone for this great platform.