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Welcome to the essential guide for anyone looking to enter the lucrative world of ethical hacking and bug bounty hunting. We break down the mindset and practical skills necessary to legally get paid sometimes millions of dollars for finding critical vulnerabilities in major companies like Google and Facebook.

In this episode, we cover:

• The Bug Bounty Career: Learn the platforms like HackerOne and Bugcrowd and understand that while competition is increasing, patience and consistently improving your reconnaissance (recon) skills are key to success. We delve into the concept that bug bounties offer immense ROI, especially since they often have no geographical boundaries.

• Fundamental Hacker Skills: We emphasize the critical importance of mastering web technology fundamentals—understanding how a website works before you try to break it. This includes strong knowledge in web attack vectors, networking, and system administration (Linux and Windows).

• Essential Hacker Tooling: Discover the industry-leading tools that security analysts use daily:

◦ Burp Suite: The premier offensive hacking solution used widely for web application testing.

◦ Metasploit Framework: A go-to tool for many pentesters, constantly updated with the latest threats and techniques for exploitation and post-exploitation.

◦ Custom Python Tools: Learn why Python is the language of choice for writing network sniffers, manipulating packets, creating stealthy trojans, and automating tasks.

• Core Vulnerabilities & Attack Vectors: We explore the most impactful web hacking weaknesses often discovered in bug bounty programs, including:
◦ Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
◦ SQL Injection
◦ Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF)
◦ Insecure Direct Object Reference (IDOR)

• Advanced Techniques and Deep Dives: Get an overview of advanced topics critical for high-impact security work:
◦ Google Hacking: Using advanced operators to refine searches and find devastating results, such as customer names or payment details.
◦ Trojans and Command and Control (C2): Writing GitHub-aware trojans that suck down configuration options and code to run remotely, often using encrypted traffic over SSL to evade detection.
◦ Exploit Development: Understanding the basics of creating exploits for stack-based buffer overflows and porting public exploit code to match target platforms.
◦ Social Engineering: Techniques like spear-phishing attacks using tools like the Social-Engineer Toolkit (SET) to deliver malicious payloads via email or clone websites for credential harvesting.

Whether you are starting from zero, setting up your Kali Linux environment, or looking to build customized tools, this podcast provides the structural knowledge you need to start hacking like a professional