Finding My First Bug —Documenting My Bug Bounty Journey

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Finding My First Bug —Documenting My Bug Bounty Journey
https://medium.com/@calvaryhasarrived/finding-my-first-bug-documenting-my-bug-bounty-journey-b47f9ae28f7b?source=rss------bug_bounty-5

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Three days ago, I wrote a blog post about how I’m starting my bug bounty career.Continue reading on Medium » (https://medium.com/@calvaryhasarrived/finding-my-first-bug-documenting-my-bug-bounty-journey-b47f9ae28f7b?source=rss------bug_bounty-5)

CVE-2025-4388 HackerOne Duplicate Report

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Portswigger File Upload Vulnerabilities Labs — Practitioner

Web Shell Upload via Path TraversalContinue reading on Medium »
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Portswigger File upload vulnerabilities Labs — Apprentice

Remote Code Execution via Web Shell UploadContinue reading on Medium »
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Portswigger File Upload Vulnerabilities Labs — Expert

Web Shell Upload via Race ConditionContinue reading on Medium »
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Week 1 of My 90-Day Challenge: The Journey Begins!

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Bypassing UI Restrictions to Rename an Organization by Request Manipulation

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Breaking the Limits: Exploiting a Race Condition to Bypass Free Plan Restrictions

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The Bug That Made McDonald’s Ice Cream Machines Self-Destruct

Imagine this: Your McDonald’s ice cream maker just committed digital suicide at two in the morning. Once more.Continue reading on Medium »
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0-Click Account Takeover via OAuth Misconfiguration

OAuth is an authorization framework used to identify and authenticate users for an application.Continue reading on Medium »
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CVE-2025-4388 HackerOne Duplicate Report
https://cybersecuritywriteups.com/cve-2025-4388-hackerone-duplicate-report-0a1b34444293?source=rss------bug_bounty-5

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Portswigger File Upload Vulnerabilities Labs — Practitioner
https://medium.com/@sl0th0x87/portswigger-file-upload-vulnerabilities-labs-practitioner-19a802f3af06?source=rss------bug_bounty-5

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Portswigger File upload vulnerabilities Labs — Apprentice
https://medium.com/@sl0th0x87/portswigger-file-upload-vulnerabilities-labs-apprentice-72afc7cd1a9a?source=rss------bug_bounty-5

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Fully remote + outside the US?
https://www.reddit.com/r/Pentesting/comments/1mkozus/fully_remote_outside_the_us/

<!-- SC_OFF -->It seems the general consensus on other cyber subreddits* is that (1) fully remote + (2) outside the US pretty rare for a cybersecurity job (mostly for legal + data compliance issues). However, I was wondering if this could be an exception for pentesting jobs? Because I would assume most malicious hacking attempts are from abroad, it seems it would make sense for pentesters to be abroad. edit: to work for a US-based company, and also I am a US citizen. <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/KimchiFitness (https://www.reddit.com/user/KimchiFitness)
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