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Bug Bounty Bootcamp

Part I: The Industry

Chapter 1: Guides on choosing suitable bug bounty programs based on your interests and
experience.
Chapter 2: Covers essential nontechnical skills for success, like reporting, networking, and
conflict resolution.

Part II: Getting Started

Chapter 3: Introduces internet fundamentals and security mechanisms relevant to web


hacking.
Chapter 4: Explains how to set up a hacking environment and use Burp Suite for traffic
interception.
Chapter 5: Describes reconnaissance strategies and automation of information gathering.

Part III: Web Vulnerabilities

Chapter 6: Cross-Site Scripting (XSS): Explains XSS types, causes, and methods to detect and
exploit XSS vulnerabilities.

Chapter 7: Open Redirects: Covers identifying and exploiting open redirects to manipulate user
navigation.

Chapter 8: Clickjacking: Details techniques to detect and prevent clickjacking attacks.

Chapter 9: Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF): Explores CSRF, how it occurs, and how to exploit
it.

Chapter 10: Insecure Direct Object References (IDOR): Shows how to find and exploit IDOR to
access unauthorized resources.

Chapter 11: SQL Injection: Teaches detection and exploitation techniques for SQL injection
Chapter 12: Race Conditions: Explains race conditions and methods for exploiting timing issues.

Chapter 13: Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF): Covers SSRF vulnerabilities, causes, and
exploitation methods.

Chapter 14: Insecure Deserialization: Details insecure deserialization, focusing on remote code
execution risks.

Chapter 15: XML External Entity Vulnerabilities (XXE): Describes XXE attacks and how to exploit
XML parsers.

Chapter 16: Template Injection: Introduces template injection vulnerabilities and exploitation
techniques.

Chapter 17: Application Logic Errors and Broken Access Control: Explains flaws in logic and
access control that can lead to exploitation.

Chapter 18: Remote Code Execution (RCE): Covers RCE detection and exploitation for maximum
impact.

Chapter 19: Focuses on vulnerabilities related to the same-origin policy and exploitation
methods.

Chapter 20: Discusses single-sign-on (SSO) security issues and common exploits.

Chapter 21: Covers methods for extracting sensitive information from applications.

Part IV: Expert Techniques

Chapter 22: Introduces code review techniques for finding security flaws.

Chapter 23: Focuses on setting up and hacking Android apps.

Chapter 24: Details API types and methods for identifying API-specific vulnerabilities.

Chapter 25: Explains automated vulnerability discovery through fuzzing, using open-source tools.

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