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Getting that first bug bounty is a special feeling for any bug hunter. This is my first write up so please bear with me.Continue reading on Medium » (https://medium.com/@ba7manhacks/first-bounty-disable-2fa-of-any-user-via-otp-bypass-34678f102efc?source=rss------bug_bounty-5)
FACT - A Tool To Collect, Process And Visualise Forensic Data From Clusters Of Machines Running In The Cloud Or On-Premise

FACT is a tool to collect, process and visualise forensic data from clusters of machines running in the cloud or on-premise. Deployment For a basic single-node deployment, we recommend using Docker and Docker Compose. First, read docker-compose.yaml for configuration and requirements. Then, start the stack using: docker-compose up -d See the installation guide for more details and other deployment methods. Using FACT Check out the user guide. Developing See the developer documentation for details on setting up a development environment, linting and testing. Screenshots Download FACT
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This initiative is being funded by deBridge in order to improve network security and reliability for the network’s global community.Continue reading on Medium » (https://debridge.medium.com/debridge-launches-bug-bounty-on-immunefi-a22fb1de4f18?source=rss------bug_bounty-5)
IDOR — Insecure Direct Object Reference, abuse of the lack of authentication at every stage.Continue reading on Medium » (https://medium.com/@Sm9l/what-i-learnt-from-reading-220-idor-bug-reports-6efbea44db7?source=rss------bug_bounty-5)
hacking: security in practice
Is hacking viable as only as hobby / as a non-professional

Hi, sorry if this is the wrong sub, sorry for bad english.

My question is simply: Is hacking viable as a hobby. By "viable" I mean, if you pursued hacking as a hobby besides your 9-5 job and are not working in IT security or something related, will you even see any results in a resonable time. Or is the learning curve so steap that a hobbyist will work on it for two decades and still have no where near enough skills for "real world application"? (as in, not only solving challenges specifcally created to be solved)

I am torn wheiter hacking is for me, on one side I have a deep passion for computers/coding/problem-solving/math, but I am worried I will spend a big chunck of my life pursuing this field only to find out at the end of my life that I have achieved nothing of relevance.

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