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Top 100 Interesting Bugs | Ethical Hacking & Bug Bounty
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Top 100 Interesting Bugs | Ethical Hacking & Bug Bounty

Master Ethical Hacking, Bug Bounty Techniques, and Real-World Exploits
Created byArmaan Sidana
Last updated 8/2024
English
English [Auto],

What you'll learn

  • Top 100 Interesting Bugs
  • OWASP
  • BAC
  • And Many More

Course content

1 section11 lectures3h 18m total length
  • Part 156:48

    This lecture surveys 100 plus innovative bugs reported by independent security researchers, highlighting flaws such as broken access control, authentication bypass, captcha bypass, and privacy leaks across platforms.

  • Part 249:55

    Explores a collection of real-world bug bounty findings, from two-factor authentication bypass and password reset token abuse to admin panel exposure, subdomain takeovers, and rate-limiting bypass techniques.

  • Part 344:27

    Explore real-world bug bounty case studies in top 100 bugs, including access control bypass, two-factor and OAuth misconfigurations, cookie and session abuse, zero-click account takeover, and business logic flaws.

  • CVE11:54

    Analyze a CVE 20241709 authentication bypass via an alternate path to admin access in ConnectWise Screen Connect, examining setup wizard ASPX endpoints and vulnerable versions.

  • CVE 25:02

    Discusses a pan os vulnerability from Palo Alto Networks that enables unauthenticated remote code execution with root access, including a public exploit and Metasploit module.

  • CVE 37:09

    Explore CVE-20244040, a server-side template injection in crush ftp enabling unauthenticated remote code execution and vfs sandbox reading. Learn how public exploits and metasploit modules aid exploitation and updating msf.

  • CVE 43:26

    Chromium's v8 type confusion in Google Chrome enables remote code execution via a crafted HTML page, with high severity and zero-day status and limited public exploit risk.

  • CVE 54:52

    Explore the Windows 11 kernel elevation of privilege vulnerability, distinguish horizontal and vertical privilege escalation, and examine a local privilege escalation from admin to kernel using a C++ POC.

  • CVE 66:08

    Understand the Ivanti connect secure ssrf bug, which enables authenticated remote code execution via ssrf, demonstrated with a Python exploit and burp collaborator, and its high bug bounty impact.

  • CVE 74:27

    Explore CVE 2024-24919 affecting checkpoint security gateway with remote access VPN, enabling attackers to read sensitive information; learn to locate exploits, nuclei templates, and verify versions using search tools.

  • CVE 84:30

    Explore CVE 2024-27198 in JetBrains TeamCity, detailing an authentication bypass that grants admin access, a public exploit, and identifying vulnerable JetBrains servers amid possible false positives.

Requirements

  • Basic Computer Knowledge
  • Fundamental Understanding of Web Technologies
  • Curiosity and Willingness to Learn
  • Access to a Computer and Internet

Description

**Course Title: Mastering Bug Bounty Hunting: 100 Innovative Bugs Uncovered**


**Course Description:**


Are you ready to dive into the world of bug bounty hunting and uncover critical vulnerabilities that can make a real impact? This comprehensive Udemy course will guide you through 100 innovative and high-impact bugs, providing you with invaluable insights and practical techniques for discovering and exploiting security flaws.


**What You'll Learn:**


- **Real-World Bug Case Studies**: Explore detailed case studies of 100 groundbreaking bugs discovered in various applications and platforms. From business logic errors to authentication bypasses, you'll gain firsthand knowledge of how these vulnerabilities were identified and exploited.


- **Practical Techniques and Tools**: Learn the tools and techniques used by expert bug bounty hunters to uncover vulnerabilities. You'll understand how to leverage tools like ExifTool for metadata manipulation, how to bypass CAPTCHAs, and how to exploit race conditions and improper authentication methods.


- **Hands-On Experience**: Each bug discussed in this course is accompanied by practical examples and step-by-step instructions on how to replicate the vulnerabilities, analyze their impact, and formulate effective testing strategies.


- **Advanced Concepts**: Dive deep into advanced concepts such as homograph attacks, tokenless GUI authentication, and rate limit bypass techniques. Understand how these vulnerabilities can be chained together for more severe exploits.


- **Ethical Hacking Best Practices**: Learn about ethical considerations and best practices in the bug bounty community. Understand how to responsibly disclose vulnerabilities and engage with platforms and companies effectively.


**Course Highlights:**


- **Detailed Bug Reports**: Each bug is presented with a detailed analysis, including how it was discovered, the potential impact, and the steps taken to exploit it. Reports are drawn from real-world scenarios involving major platforms and applications.


- **Expert Insights**: Gain insights from experienced bug bounty hunters and security professionals who have uncovered these vulnerabilities. Learn from their experiences and tips to enhance your own bug hunting skills.


- **Interactive Content**: Engage with interactive content, including quizzes and practical exercises, designed to reinforce your learning and test your knowledge.


- **Community Support**: Join a community of like-minded individuals who are passionate about bug hunting. Share your discoveries, ask questions, and collaborate on finding innovative solutions.


Whether you're a seasoned security researcher or just starting in the world of bug bounty hunting, this course will equip you with the knowledge and skills to uncover and address critical vulnerabilities. Enroll now and start your journey towards becoming a proficient and innovative bug bounty hunter!


Note:- I owe no right of these publication or findings. My job is to explain it to you all in a better way. All credit goes to concerned security researchers

Who this course is for:

  • Aspiring Bug Bounty Hunters
  • Cybersecurity Enthusiasts
  • Ethical Hackers and Penetration Testers