I Used AI to Write Malware. Here’s What Happened to My Bug Bounty Career.
The uncomfortable truth about the AI slop flooding bug bounty programs — and what it means for beginners like us.Continue reading on Medium »
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The uncomfortable truth about the AI slop flooding bug bounty programs — and what it means for beginners like us.Continue reading on Medium »
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I Used AI to Write Malware. Here’s What Happened to My Bug Bounty Career.
The uncomfortable truth about the AI slop flooding bug bounty programs — and what it means for beginners like us.
From HTTP Request to Security Finding
https://medium.com/@RaminAghabeigi/from-http-request-to-security-finding-04b7d31de7d2?source=rss------bug_bounty-5
https://medium.com/@RaminAghabeigi/from-http-request-to-security-finding-04b7d31de7d2?source=rss------bug_bounty-5
How I approach web application testing, follow the data, challenge assumptions, and turn observations into real security findings.Continue reading on Medium » (https://medium.com/@RaminAghabeigi/from-http-request-to-security-finding-04b7d31de7d2?source=rss------bug_bounty-5)
I Spent 6 Months on Bug Bounty. My First Report Was a Duplicate. Here’s What I Wish I Knew.
The uncomfortable truth about why beginners fail — and the one habit change that actually matters. I still remember the email.Continue reading on Medium »
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The uncomfortable truth about why beginners fail — and the one habit change that actually matters. I still remember the email.Continue reading on Medium »
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I Spent 6 Months on Bug Bounty. My First Report Was a Duplicate. Here’s What I Wish I Knew.
The uncomfortable truth about why beginners fail — and the one habit change that actually matters. I still remember the email.
$6,000 for Two Servers Disagreeing About Where a Request Ends: An HTTP Smuggling Story
The bug that paid out here didn’t live in any application code at all. It lived in the disagreement between two pieces of infrastructure…Continue reading on Medium »
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The bug that paid out here didn’t live in any application code at all. It lived in the disagreement between two pieces of infrastructure…Continue reading on Medium »
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$6,000 for Two Servers Disagreeing About Where a Request Ends: An HTTP Smuggling Story
The bug that paid out here didn’t live in any application code at all. It lived in the disagreement between two pieces of infrastructure…
OpenShell is the safe, private runtime for autonomous AI agents.
claude-red is a curated library of offensive security skills designed for the Claude skills system. Each skill is a structured SKILL.md file that primes Claude with expert-level methodology for a specific attack surface — from SQLi to shellcode, EDR evasion to exploit development.
Self-hosted, 100% client-side PKI toolbox: X.509/CSR/chain/CRL/PKCS#7/PKCS#12 decoders, ASN.1 viewer, format converter and self-signed certificate generator.
From “Won’t Fix” to $$$$: How I Bypassed Google’s SSRF Filters Using an IPv6-Mapped Address
Hello everyone, I’m Nitin Attri! I spend my time hunting bugs, bypassing filters, and helping organizations secure their infrastructure.Continue reading on Medium »
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Hello everyone, I’m Nitin Attri! I spend my time hunting bugs, bypassing filters, and helping organizations secure their infrastructure.Continue reading on Medium »
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From “Won’t Fix” to $$$$: How I Bypassed Google’s SSRF Filters Using an IPv6-Mapped Address
Hello everyone, I’m Nitin Attri! I spend my time hunting bugs, bypassing filters, and helping organizations secure their infrastructure.
How a Race Condition Turned a Simple Feedback Form Into a $700 Bounty
When we hear race condition, most security researchers probably think about the usual suspects.Continue reading on Medium »
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When we hear race condition, most security researchers probably think about the usual suspects.Continue reading on Medium »
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How a Race Condition Turned a Simple Feedback Form Into a $700 Bounty
When we hear race condition, most security researchers probably think about the usual suspects.