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Twitter #BugBountyTips Threads Compilation, This space will be regularly maintained and updated with accurate and new BugBountyTips shared by the community.

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Shubham Shah is the co-founder and CTO of Assetnote. Shubham is a prolific bug bounty hunter in the top 50 hackers on HackerOne and has presented at various industry events including QCon London, Kiwicon, AusCert, BSides Canberra and CrikeyCon. In his free time, Shubham enjoys performing high-impact application security research.

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YesWeHack, in partnership with Doctolib, Blablacar, Malt and the cybersecurity network SPARTA, launched the first live Bug Bounty event dedicated to European scale-ups and unicorns! The first edition of Hack […]

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As part of Yahoo Elite Bug Bounty Program, and NahamCon 2022 event, The Paranoids team have decided to go on with a promo worth 150k$ in bounty bonuses

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YES! That’s one of the topics STÖK and Jason Haddix and Condigo will answer in this episode of BOUNTY THURSDAYS – ON AIR . A show where we answer your questions and focus on news, tools, and stuff related to bug bounty and the offensive (red) side of cyber.

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On February 21st, hackers participated in HackerOne’s first Flagship Live Hacking Event of the year: h1-415 2020. This is HackerOne’s fourth year hosting a live hacking event during RSA week […]

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On an unseasonably sunny summer day, hackers from around the world descended on London, England, not to see an unobstructed view of Buckingham Palace, but to break into one of […]

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h1-604 featured a grizzly bear, a gondola, a ski lift into the clouds, and of course, plenty of bugs. Watch the recap of the first live hacking event in Vancouver, […]

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The largest amount of participating hackers ever for a live event submitted over 1,049 security flaws to customers over 3 days. This was the highest amount of vulnerabilities reported during […]

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