April 2023 Summaries
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Bugcrowd is introducing a new capability that allows users to buy, configure, launch, and see real-time results from a human-driven Bugcrowd Standard Pen Test with just a few clicks, cutting setup time from days to hours. This move aims to standardize the pen testing experience by making it easier for buyers to procure and manage high-impact tests, while also providing a more efficient and streamlined process for pentesters. The platform's unique ability to crowd-source the right pentester skills based on data is seen as a special value in this development, which also marks an expansion of the types of pen tests that can be purchased online. With this announcement, Bugcrowd aims to make pen testing more accessible and user-friendly, while also providing clearer choices for buyers and pentesters alike.
Apr 19, 2023
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The 2022 Team Hunt event was an epic collaboration between five talented hackers from different parts of the world. Tess's Squad, consisting of Anhnt1337, HackerX007, OrwaGodfather, Todayisnew, and Tess, worked together to achieve success in a bug bounty challenge. The team utilized their diverse skills and strengths to effectively hunt for bugs, with Anhnt1337 focusing on server-side issues, HackerX007 concentrating on P1 severity issues, and OrwaGodfather targeting information disclosure and server-side P1 bugs. Todayisnew brought his expertise in automation and code optimization, while Tess led the team's efforts. The team's communication, trust, and collaboration were key to their success, despite the challenges of working across different time zones. With a prize of $10,000 cash and various swag items, the winning team is eager to continue collaborating on future hacking events and share their knowledge with others through social media platforms like Twitter, Instagram, Discord, and the Forum.
Apr 19, 2023
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Orwa Atiyat, also known as OrwaGodfather, is a successful hacker who has been in the bug hunting space for about 3 years. He started his journey by watching YouTube videos and learning from online resources, including the Bugcrowd channel. Orwa's interest in hacking was sparked by his brother, th3g3nt3lman, who inspired him to pursue his dreams. As a full-time hacker, Orwa spends around 5-6 hours per day hunting for bugs and reports his findings on platforms like Bugcrowd. He credits the platform with providing an excellent experience, including clear reporting forms, fast triage teams, and generous rewards. Despite facing challenges such as burnout and competition, Orwa perseveres and continues to learn from his experiences. With a focus on information disclosure bugs and IDOR vulnerabilities, he advises new hackers to stay focused and never give up. Outside of hacking, Orwa is a chef by profession and donates 20% of every bounty he receives to help people in need. He believes that hard work and patience are key to achieving success and encourages others to follow their dreams, just like he did.
Apr 18, 2023
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