BugHunter – Make Money Online by Websites, Android & Api’s Pentesting | Professional Course

The ‘BugHunter – Make Money Course’ helps you become a successful bug bounty hunter and make money online. It teaches you how to find and report security issues in websites, Api’s and Android Apps, all while following the rules. After the course, you’ll be all set to use your skills to make money online.

1. Introduction to Web Bug Hunting

• Overview of bug hunting.
• Platforms like HackerOne, Bugcrowd, Intigirity.
• Skills and mindset needed for web bug bounty hunting.
• Exploting VDP Public and Private Programs.

2. What is a Website & How it Works?

• Basics of websites: client-server architecture.
• HTTP/HTTPS protocol, requests/responses.
• DNS, hosting, and content delivery mechanisms.

3. Burp Suite Essentials:

• Burp Interceptor: Introduction to intercepting web traffic, monitoring requests.
• Burp Repeater: How to manipulate requests and analyze responses.
• Burp Intruder: Performing automated attacks to find vulnerabilities.
• Burp Scanner: Automatically find vulnerabilities using Burp Scanner.

4. OWASP Top 10

• Overview of OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities.
• Real-world examples of each vulnerability.
• Importance of learning OWASP for web bug hunters.

5. Information Disclosure Vulnerability

• Explaining how websites unintentionally leak sensitive information.
• Types of data disclosed (emails, server configurations, API keys, etc.).
• How to find and exploit information disclosure vulnerabilities.

6. Broken Access Control

• What is access control, and why is it critical?
• Examples of broken access control.
• Finding and reporting access control vulnerabilities.

7. Path Traversal Vulnerability

• Understanding directory traversal attacks.
• Exploiting file system access.
• Techniques for finding and preventing path traversal.

8. OS Command Injection

• How attackers execute system-level commands via vulnerable websites.
• Methods of detecting OS command injection.
• Real-world examples and defenses.

9. Rate Limit Bypass 

• Complex attack involving server limilations.
• How to detect and exploit rate limit.
• Protection mechanisms.

10. File Upload Attack

• Understanding malicious file uploads.
• Methods to bypass upload restrictions.
• Securing file upload functionality.

11. Business Logic Vulnerability

• What are business logic flaws?
• Identifying and exploiting logical issues in websites.
• Examples of business logic flaws in e-commerce, financial applications.

12. Remote File Inclusion Vulnerabilities (RFI)

• What is Remote File Inclusion?
• How attackers exploit RFI.
• Defense against RFI vulnerabilities.

13. SQL Injection

• How SQL Injection works.
• Finding and exploiting SQL vulnerabilities.
• Best practices for protecting against SQLi.

14. Live Web Bug Bounty

• Real-time walkthrough of bug bounty hunting.
• Example of reporting a bug on a live web platform.
• Step-by-step guide to submitting a report.

15. Introduction to API Pentesting

• What are APIs, and why do they need to be tested?
• Overview of API pentesting process.
• Tools for API testing (Postman, Burp Suite, etc.).

16. API Types & API Security

• REST, SOAP, GraphQL, WebSockets.
• Security challenges of different API types.
• Protecting APIs from common attacks (e.g., injection, authentication flaws).

17. API Enumeration

• How to enumerate API endpoints and functionality.
• Finding hidden or undocumented APIs.
• Exploiting misconfigurations in APIs.

18. Introduction to Android Bug Hunting

• What makes Android apps vulnerable?
• Overview of the Android security ecosystem.

19. Android Pentesting Lab Setup

• How to set up an Android pentesting lab.
• Emulators, devices, and tools like Frida, adb, and Burp Suite.

20. Android Static Analysis

• Analyzing APKs for vulnerabilities without running the app.
• Tools like JADX, APKTool, and MobSF.

21. Android Dynamic Analysis

• Real-time analysis of Android apps.
• Tools for intercepting traffic, modifying app behavior, etc.

22. Live Android Bug Bounty

• Walkthrough of finding and reporting an Android vulnerability.
• Example of a real bug submission.