If you learn how to "go deep" in bug bounties before learning how to "go wide", you will have the ability to go deep into every asset you find when going wide. It just makes sense #bugbounty
@zseano@TheSmallFelix@iAmYourBigHomie sean just ignore him he has no idea what hes talking about and hes ragebaiting because he has nothing better to do
i'm taking a pause from hacking to resume building https://t.co/H7tDJivomZ. i regret closing it down and I shouldn't of done it. everything will be back online EXACTLY as it was very soon and i've got some big plans for the future. and yes, that includes zseano methodology v2 ;)
@payloadartist idk tbh. i stopped using anthropic like a month+ ago and when i came back to use it again when opus 4.7 had just dropped i requested cyber use case before i even paid for the subscription. i got accepted like an hour later and havent been blocked by opus 4.7 for testing yet
he started in 2025 and pwned every feature of a public programs MAIN APP. im proud of my boy but this just goes to show, anything is possible with the right mindset. keep up the great work twin. ๐ท๏ธ๐๐พ
@EvanKlein338226@Hacker0x01 yeah there were a number of violations i described in my follow up and GDPR article 4 being one i referenced. thank you anyways because if i hadn't known any better originally, i would have taken this advice.
ok so my report detailing a PII disclosure was hit with a reply from the security team that says: "the report does not lead to a security risk or exposure of customer/PII". what is this about? @Hacker0x01
thanks bro, to get impact i start by understanding the companies business model and features which allows me to build a mental threat model and potential test cases for each feature. ideas should come naturally at this point. now, try to understand their implementation of flows.
i woke up from a nap and i couldn't find the energy to hunt at that time. i eventually had a thought and then executed said thought. now i don't wanna stop hunting ๐๐