@_J_0M_1_@Harshva97597668 yeah, I have some experience, but I wouldn't call myself an elite hacker yet. I'm down for a collab! Working together definitely makes hunting easier, especially when mapping the attack surface. I'm currently on a trip and taking a short break, but I'll reach out whn I resum hunt
@Dexter16100@Harshva97597668 Lol, nowadays begginer giving excuses before even looking for solutions..many programs doesn't has signal requirements, why they aren't starting hunt on them for becoming pro?
@Harshva97597668 And my story?Started BB,wasted 6 trial reports on damn duplicates at Reddit/Mozilla.Then go no signal req trash like Henkel where triagers dump garbage replies with zero explanation. US DoD: 23 reports, only 3 accepted.Think this shit is easy?Took a full month grinding for signal
@Harshva97597668 3. Restricting beginners to 3 reports/90 days doesnโt create better research it just slows the loop.
Bug bounty is research + clear reporting, not Twitter barking. Before questioning others, check actual HackerOne program settings. Plenty of hunters still report on open programs.
@Harshva97597668 Your questions have zero logic.
1. HackerOne policy does NOT ban new accounts. Many programs still have ZERO Signal requirement and people still submit & build reputation and signal every day.
2. Nobody starts with perfect reports. Your first ones werenโt all valid either.
@HydraZinnober@Harshva97597668 U.S dod doesn't have any signal requirements, you can still absolutely submit reports to them and build reputation and signal, however there are many other program exist in hackerone like dod, for your info: henkel, dod, and many more you can search it..