Can confirm @InsiderPhD is a psychic, because last time I was talking to some people about trying to find more time in the day for learning, right when she uploaded the "Getting Organised: Finding More Time in the Day" video. She IS the algorithm now lol
I'm new to BB... First @InsiderPhD video I'd be watching, definitely not my last. I love humble teachers, I love the way you find time to like or reply comments under your video. I found a new teacher ❤️
I just want to say thank you! For real! Thank you for give us this really good content. I have been learning soooo much with you videos! I hope to see more content soon!
Sorry if you have done this before but maybe you could make a video explaining why its important to look for JS files and how to look at them and what to look for. Just an idea. You explain things very well to me.
Thank you Dr Katie I have been trying to find actual information on API hacking ever since I heard about it. It is also especially neat to be able to learn this from a fellow female. Thank you
Wow I just stumbled upon this video, I am Sys Admin and have always had a passion for Hacking. (Who hasn't after watching Hacking Movies I guess) Just wanted to say thank you for the fantastic video, I have been floundering around for a while on various websites and checking out other content but this is really brilliant. Going to Binge watch all your videos to get a better understanding on Bug Bounties. Thank you once again
bug bounty is very disappointing 😔 When i was in school i wanted to be a hacker...after completing twelfth i completed web development course from an institute...i am good in html, css, JavaScript, php, mysql... i am trying to find a job but its very hard nowdays, i dont have cs degree... i watched few videos on RU-vid about bug bounty then i was so excited about going towards cyber security and thought that bug bounty is a good option to start with...i am a beginner but i am good in web development so i pentested few sites...but as you know its very time taking process...but still i was keep looking for a bug then i found open redirection and xss on two different sites...i was so happy i thought this will give me a push to enter in this field...i searched about how to send report about this and found one of your video i followed and created report then sent it to their email...its been more than 5 days i haven't got any response from them 😔😔☹
Great question! I’d say continuous deployment is a good sign, so features being released quickly, also many smaller services and potentially careers pages which mention specific technology
Hi dhidhi please could you tell me what to do if my mail got pwaned.. recently big basket a most used Application selling groceries got hacked and all the users data have been sold in darkweb . What to do if our mail got pwaned ? Do we need to delete that mail which had pwaned ?
is it true that these bounty programs on sites like hackerone etc have already been tested by quite senior pentesters? before they even end up as a VDP
If you think you want to get a PHD I highly recommend the book “How to Get a PhD” which goes over all the steps in a PhD and will really make you think about whether or not it’s something you want to pursue. As for full time bug bounty hunting check out my video with Alex where I interviewed him on full time bb and how he decided to do this full time. Quite a lot of it was about specialising, having bugs you know you can find and building up consistency over time. I will say that lots of bug bounty hunters work full time, usually in security but you also see a lot of people who work in bug bounty as program managers, triagers, etc.
I feel like this video could've been done in 10 mins. Oh well anything to stretch out the video longer to get more money to pay for that PHD college debt am i rite?
Lets see if this helps because your told me searching for XSS is a waste of time. Which is not good enouragement for someone struggling to find their first valid bug. Real world advise would be better than discouragement.
Sorry if you thought it was discouragement! I think XSS is REALLY hard for beginners to find, because XSS in the wild tend to require a lot of bypasses which beginners may know, with that in mind if you know JS, if you've put time into XSS, you absolutely should keep looking!!!
@@InsiderPhD ya you are correct mam , I think the very begginer friendly bug is IDOR or SSRF because in XSS you get frustrated and burn out your self .