Cobe

KICK STREAMER👽 | Bug Bounty Hunter 🐛⚡ | Founder of CCypher Security
Python • Recon • I build the recon tools I hunt with 👨🏾‍💻 📡⚔️⛓️‍💥
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[Cobe @Flyboicobe]

Everyone sells “how to start bug bounty.”
Nobody hands you the actual recon scripts.
So I packaged mine. 🧵🫡
🔗: https://t.co/mH9saCC6rC

[Cobe @Flyboicobe]

See sometimes I wish I can hack the minds of women of today to see why they think the way they do.But then it hit they all open-source💀👨🏾‍💻😭

[Cobe @Flyboicobe]

$30. Pairs naturally with my Recon Toolkit, find it, then write it up properly.

https://t.co/MXDnBCueUB

[Cobe @Flyboicobe]

A real bug with a badly-written report gets triaged slower, scored lower, or bounced back for clarification. The finding doesn't change, but the writeup determines how fast you get paid.

[Cobe @Flyboicobe]

The checklist exists because the same handful of details (reproduction steps, affected scope, a clean impact statement) are what triagers actually ask follow-up questions about when missing. This makes sure they're in the first submission, not the third.

[Cobe @Flyboicobe]

If your org has "someone probably added an AI feature somewhere" energy, this finds it before it shows up in a pen test finding or a leaked key report. $19.

https://t.co/Ce1U8CwcF0

[Cobe @Flyboicobe]

Every team I've looked at has more AI SDK calls in their codebase than anyone on the security side actually knows about.

I built a scanner that finds all of it in one pass.

[Cobe @Flyboicobe]

Every hit comes with file/line evidence, no cloud upload, one dependency (colorama). Labeled honestly as heuristic, not dataflow analysis, so it tells you where to look, not a guaranteed verdict.

[Cobe @Flyboicobe]

Zero third-party API calls, runs fully local — no more stitching together 6 different single-purpose GitHub repos before you can start on a target.

$24, one-time, lifetime updates.

https://t.co/mH9saCC6rC

[Cobe @Flyboicobe]

Most recon toolkits give you subdomain enum and call it a day.

I bundled 9 tools I actually built and used doing real bug bounty work into one kit. No dependencies beyond Python.

[Cobe @Flyboicobe]

They're where I've found real, payable bugs — cloud-metadata SSRF on internal endpoints, IDOR through unauthenticated GraphQL fields — on programs that "look" locked down from outside.

[Cobe @Flyboicobe]

$12. Built as a focused starter — if you want the full recon stack (SSRF, IDOR, subdomain takeover, CORS, and more) it upgrades cleanly into my Recon Toolkit.

https://t.co/T1luO7Rs4l

[Cobe @Flyboicobe]

A lot of APIs turn off GraphQL introspection in prod and consider the schema "hidden."

It usually isn't. I built a 2-tool kit that dumps the full schema when introspection IS enabled, and falls back to aliased-operation + GET-based bypass attempts when it's supposedly off.

[Cobe @Flyboicobe]

GraphQL is where a lot of programs still have the weakest coverage — REST gets scanned constantly, GraphQL endpoints often don't. This is the cheapest way into that gap.