here we go! hope this helps every beginner trying to master the full recon to exploitation process. i’ve covered every step in detail and will be adding more soon..just a bit caught up with things right now.
https://t.co/bykbiDNYGG
The Ultimate SSRF Guide is here!
From discovery to Exploitation and filter Bypasses, everything you need to hunt SSRF vulnerabilities, from zero to hero.
https://t.co/6wcC7oBfZa
this browser agent is trending #1 on github, and the best part is it's completely free 👀
you can watch this video where i showed a quick demo of how it works 👇
https://t.co/QtiHyOohqv
ego (lite) is now available on Windows.
A browser for you and your AI agents: separate spaces, shared access, and control whenever you need it.
Your agents just got a new machine. Go make your browser do things 🧵
ego (lite) is now available on Windows.
A browser for you and your AI agents: separate spaces, shared access, and control whenever you need it.
Your agents just got a new machine. Go make your browser do things 🧵
big companies like apple, google, meta, etc. already have some of the best pentesters, security teams, professional scanners, and even internal ai tools that we never get to use publicly.
but even with all that, bug bounty hunters are still finding bugs in their systems manually and earning millions.
we saw similar hype around fable too. a lot of people were saying ai would find almost every bug in a very short time. but you can still see hunters finding serious bugs and earning bounties on these platforms.
that said, i do think bug bounty is going to get much harder in the future.
ai will catch more of the obvious stuff, companies will get better at security, and competition between hunters will keep increasing.
so you’ll need more than just running scanners and following the usual methods. creative thinking, deep understanding and an out-of-the-box mindset will matter even more.
ai won’t kill bug bounty. it’ll just raise the bar.