@hakluke "It's important that bug bounties remain accessible to everyone."
In that section, you expressed a worry that the expense of AI tooling may become a barrier. Any more thoughts on how BB could remain an open opportunity for diverse hackers to sharpen their skills?
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@Monir_Ish @hackearam_eu @intigriti No problem; hopefully my experience sheds a bit of light. I'm sure there are other factors and criteria to getting private invites on Intigriti though. And, sure, you can DM me; I'll reply when I can.
@Monir_Ish @hackearam_eu @intigriti I've found that after getting an "Exceptional" severity submission accepted, I got a lot of private invites on Intigriti. Unluckily for me I've had a problem with with the ID check though . . .
@WebLizzard @tryhackme ๐คฃ Yeah, I see it's "Insane". I haven't fired it up yet to actually try though, and maybe it'll be too much for the amount of time I'm willing to put into it atm. Glad the SQs will be public eventually
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