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🐞 How to Get Better at Bug Bounty in 2026 If you want to become a better bug bounty hunter, stop hunting the same way everyone else does. 1️⃣ Stop submitting low impact bugs P4/P5 and low hanging fruit are becoming harder to monetize. Automated tools are getting very good at finding them. Focus more on: → Bug chaining → Business logic → Broken access control → Account takeover → Impact escalation 2️⃣ Stop submitting bugs that programs don't accept Read the Rules of Engagement before hunting. If a program clearly says something isn't eligible, don't waste your time submitting it. Only push further if you can demonstrate a real security impact that goes beyond the exclusion. 3️⃣ Think about impact, not just the vulnerability Finding an IDOR is one thing. Finding an IDOR that leads to sensitive data exposure, privilege escalation, or account takeover is completely different. Always ask: "What can I chain this into?" 4️⃣ Stop chasing quantity without quality 100 weak reports won't make you a better hunter. Study your reports. Understand why they were accepted, rejected, duplicated, or marked informative. 5️⃣ Study disclosed reports Read real reports from experienced hunters. Look at: → Root cause → Exploitation → Impact → Attack chain → How the researcher proved it 6️⃣ Understand the application first Don't immediately start throwing payloads everywhere. Understand the application's: → Roles → Permissions → Workflows → APIs → Payments → Invitations → Trust boundaries 7️⃣ Build your own methodology Don't blindly run 50 tools and submit whatever they find. Use automation to move faster, but use your own brain to find the interesting stuff. 8️⃣ Learn to chain vulnerabilities A low impact issue by itself might be useless. But when combined with another weakness, it can become critical. Stop asking: ❌ "What vulnerability can I find?" Start asking: ✅ "How can I break the application's security model?" 🚀 Learn ethical hacking and bug bounty with me at https://t.co/W8zRpkSUVE 🌐 https://t.co/1Ezryc4AJX #BugBounty #CyberSecurity #EthicalHacking #WebSecurity #Pentesting #BugBountyTips #Hacking #InfoSec #AppSec