These Are the Bugs You Should Look for in Late 2020

Bugcrowd researchers gather jaw-dropping P1 bug bounty submissions, often validating bugs that could expose personal information. Many of these bugs are textbook examples of the OWASP Top 10, including Cross-Site Scripting and SQL injection. However, a significant number of high-quality bugs are business logic bugs, which are unique to specific applications and require manual effort to discover. Subdomain takeovers remain a profitable bug class, but require custom tooling and automation infrastructure. Researchers who focus on niches, such as misconfigurations with popular services, can discover common issues that others may not be looking for. To maximize bounty profits, it's essential to avoid hunting for duplicate bugs like DMARC/SPF, rate-limiting, and lack of session expiry. By exploring outside these areas, researchers can uncover more impactful bug classes and increase their chances of success.

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