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[FREE DOWNLOAD] Bug Bounty Hunting - offensive approach to hunt bugs.


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       Welcome to Bug Bounty Hunting - Offensive Approach to Hunt Bugs. this course will cover most of the vulnerabilities of OWASP TOP 10 & Web Application Penetration Testing. you will start as a beginner with no hands-on experience on bug bounty hunting and Penetration testing, after this course you will emerge as a stealth Bug Bounty Hunter.

      Bug bounty hunting is the act of finding security vulnerabilities or bugs in a website and responsibly disclosing it to that company’s security team in an ethical way. Bug bounties, also known as responsible disclosure programs, are set up by companies to encourage people to report potential issues discovered on their sites.

      Some companies choose to reward a researcher with bounty, swag, or an entry in their hall-of-fame list. If you are interested in web application security then they have a great place of honing your skills, with the potential of earning some bounty and credibility at the same time.


Course Details: Bug Bounty Hunting 


Fees : 4500INR ( Free for you )
Duration : 30 Hours


Course Content : 

Section 1: Introduction
Section 2: Information Gathering & Basic Terminologies
Section 3: Introduction of Burpsuite
Section 4: Comprehensive XSS
Section 5: Host Header Injection
Section 6: URL Redirection
Section 7: Parameter Tampering
Section 8: HTML Injection
Section 9: File Inclusion
Section 10: Missing/insufficient SPF record
Section 11: Insecure CORS Configuration
Section 12: Server Side Request Forgery
Section 13: Critical File Found
Section 14: Source Code Disclosure
Section 15: Cross Site Request Forgery
Section 16: Hostile Subdomain Takeover
Section 17: SQL Injection
Section 18: Command Injection
Section 19: File Uploading
Section 20: XML External Entity Injection
Section 21: Thank you





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