/Hive Five #29 · Jul 26, 2021
The last dance
/The Bee's Knees 🐝
The headline picks from this issue. The full issue has more.
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Should you do Bug Bounties for a Living?
Let's talk about what you should consider, before deciding whether or not to do Bug Bounties full time for a living. Written companion guide.
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Some of the (Many) Problems with Security Skills
More extended title; Some of the problems with Security/Infosec/Insert whatever you want to call this industry here and the discussion around skills shortage plus realisation that the expectation vs reality on both sides of the fence needs to be reaffirmed.
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How to achieve enterprise-grade attack-surface monitoring with open source software
Attack surface monitoring has become increasingly important and popular in recent years as the internet footprint of organizations has increased. Hackers are utilizing advanced recon methods for discovering and monitoring internet-facing assets of an organisation.
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A hackers perspective on bug bounty triage
In the last few days, shubs has been able to have productive conversations with his peers in the bug bounty community including Patrik who works on the triage team and Luke who leads community efforts from HackerOne.
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BugHuntr.io is the beginnings of a training platform by Alex Chapman
Learn bug hunting skills, hone techniques and play with the newest shiny vulnerabilities.
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