This repository contains resources, notes, and findings related to bug bounty research. It is designed to help researchers organize their work, learn about various vulnerabilities, and track their progress in bug hunting.
- Project Description
- Prerequisites
- Setup Instructions
- Directory Structure
- Researcher Information
- Contributing
- License
The Bug Bounty Research Repository is a structured environment for bug bounty hunters to store their research, findings, and resources. It includes directories for various types of vulnerabilities, tools, notes, and a reading list to enhance knowledge in web security.
- Bash: This script requires Bash to run.
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/RichardOnyeka/ultimate_bug_bounty_structure-
- Navigate to the directory:
cd ultimate_bug_bounty_structure-
Run the setup script:
bash
./setup_bug_bounty.sh
Enter your name when prompted to save your researcher information.
Directory Structure
The repository is organized into the following directories:
Programs: Contains directories for each program being hacked.
Knowledge: Contains notes and resources on various topics related to bug bounty research.
Tools: Contains tools and resources for bug hunting.
Notes: General notes and documentation.
Findings: Reports and findings from bug bounty engagements.
ReadingList: A list of resources and articles to read for further learning.
ProgressTracker: A tracker for monitoring your reading progress.
Templates: Contains various templates for note-taking and communication.
Researcher Information
Name: Richard Onyeka
Twitter: @richard_onyeka
Contributing
We welcome contributions from everyone! If you have any insights, resources, or tools that you believe would benefit the community, please feel free to make a push to this repository. Here are some ways you can contribute:
Add new resources or articles to the Reading List.
Create new templates for note-taking or communication.
Share your findings and reports in the Findings directory.
Improve documentation or provide feedback.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.