Learning never stops; stay positive and keep learning
Here’s another continuation of the OverTheWire Bandit Wargame Step-by-step Walkthrough with Explanations which is specially created for beginners who are keen to learn!
Check out the playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93PE-kStl34&list=PL2mncq0mb-6ibI02KufoaXnZHgNc6G9dO
The series should be very useful for people who are new to cybersecurity and want to learn more about things like Linux, system security or just enjoy solving challenges in general!
Here’s another continuation of the OverTheWire Bandit Wargame Step-by-step Walkthrough with Explanations which is specially created for beginners who are keen to learn!
Check out the playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93PE-kStl34&list=PL2mncq0mb-6ibI02KufoaXnZHgNc6G9dO
The series should be very useful for people who are new to cybersecurity and want to learn more about things like Linux, system security or just enjoy solving challenges in general!
❓ How can bug bounty programs …
1️⃣ Keep hackers engaged in the long term?
2️⃣ Effectively increase the amount of good quality reports that you receive?
3️⃣ Stand out from competition and be the program that hackers choose to hack on?
️In this video, I covered 5 tips that can allow any bug bounty programs to stand out from the rest. If you implement them, you can expect an increased participation from skilled and good hackers (or security researchers) and a consistent stream of valuable vulnerability submissions! Most importantly, are you ready to handle the resulting high quality reports?
Hackers, if these tips hit the mark, please share them with your favourite bug bounty programs! Your input could lead to improvements like loyalty programs and direct report submissions (skip platform analysts or triage teams). Let’s level up the bug bounty landscape together!
I was invited to be a speaker to represent the hacker’s perspective in the panel session for “Three Perspectives on Bug Bounty Program Success” at the Black Hat Asia 2025 security conference!
It was my first time public speaking in a security conference, it was a fun and humbling experience! Please pardon the stuttering and nervousness, at least I tried my best to share!
In this video, I have compiled my own’s cut from the panel session, I hope the things I shared are useful to you!