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For anyone else stopping here after searching openbugbounty scam on Google, I wanted to alert you to a scam being sent from openbugbounty.net (not dot org). Open Bug Bounty have a notice on their website saying "All Open Bug Bounty emails are sent only from openbugbounty.org domain being digitally signed. All others are fake.
I once received one of these Open Bug Bounty emails, and the reported vulnerability was real, it was a Laravel library that was not sanitizing the query string, and you would be able to use it to insert some code on the page.
If you want some live education and to see what bug bounty hunting looks like you can always Check out this guy https://twitch.tv/jbeers11. Do not use Nuclei, Burp Suite, Nessus, every single hunter uses them. The top hackers create their own tools. Shodan is really good but very expensive to buy every month.
Seems crazy that the only thing this site supports for logins is Twitter. I was reluctantly forced to create a Twitter account just to respond to a bug report a few months ago, but now in the state that Twitter is in there's no way in hell I'm keeping it. OpenBugBounty needs to provide alternate ways to login.
Openbugbounty.org is more of a non-profit repository for tracking and reporting bugs. It is more focused on giving researchers a place to report and communicate. An organization might not even know Openbugbounty.org exists until someone reports a bug and goes through the disclosure process. I have issues with using the term "bug bounty" for ...
Introduction: Bug Bounty Hunting is an exciting and rewarding field, but navigating through the vast landscape of vulnerabilities can be overwhelming. To make your journey smoother, I've compiled a comprehensive roadmap that covers key areas of focus, tools, and techniques that every aspiring bug bounty hunter should explore.
It seems like bug bounty hunting is dominated by the the top performers whom have curated processes, automation, automatic report submissions, and work in teams to share info. By the time a program is made open to the public, it'll already have been torn apart by these top performing individuals and teams, leaving cleaned bones for hobbyists.
I'm a staff member at huntr.dev, a bug bounty platform with an open scope across open source code repositories. We have had multiple educational content submissions from our community and I thought the community here would enjoy them :) The World's 1st Open Source Bug Bounty Guide - Methodology, Tools, Resources by Mik317 (50+ CVEs)
A place to discuss bug bounty (responsible disclosure), ask questions, share write-ups, news, tools, blog posts and give feedback on current issues the community faces. Members Online _vavkamil_
A place to discuss bug bounty (responsible disclosure), ask questions, share write-ups, news, tools, blog posts and give feedback on current issues the community faces.