Whenever someone says to do something that’s directly involved with a sponsor, it’s almost never the best option. Ngl too dude, this is the first video I’m watching of yours and I’m kinda put off by the advertising. More subtlety goes a long way, just my 2 cents.
PLEASE RESPOND.........Do you have a link that you can receive messages that are not public...this isn't for anything to try to do anything against you or anything...I actually have a question about something specific I need help with and it is very urgent I get help and I don't know who to ask....maybe you could find it in your heart to help for an honestly noble cause......PLEASE RESPOND.... THANK YOU IN ADVANCE
I'm 11 months into web app hacking (from zero) and I would have done it like this: 0) Don't worry about the money - It will happen, so don't quit your day job, do this because you are passionate about it. 1) Learn the Fundamentals - Networking, Linux, WebApps, Source Control, Code Review, basic/easy attack types (XSS, IDOR, Access Controls). Should take you a couple months to get a solid foundation. 2) Hack to Learn - Once you know fundamentals, 80% of your time should be hacking XSS, IDOR, Access Controls. Any questions that arise should be answered with the remaining 20% which is research which should be primarily from reputable books on the subject. 3) Tooling / Automation - Once you are finding some bugs (informative and dups count) you should start considering taking 10% from hacking time to automate your work flows. This has exponential returns. From here it's just Hack (70%), Research (20%), Refine (10%), Repeat.
Any tips on where to learn the fundamentals? I know, there's boatloads of info out there, but it's mostly scattered, apart from certs. I love certs, but they're currently prohibitively expensive for me. Some tips on books would be great as well. I really want to learn and dig deep but so far I've mostly only managed to spin my wheels and not getting much traction. And thanks for sharing, this is inspiring! (As is the video, of course :))
I've been an IT Manager for 20 years now but want to make a move more in to the security side of things. It's tricky to see how to start the journey but this video has helped alot, thank you.
Thanks nahamsec🙏, im currently in college studying cybersecurity, this is really helpful for me💯👌, makes me feel kinda wanna adjust some things on my journey by watching this video😅, thanks for having you always there for us Ben🙏🙏
Make an origin story homie! Also are the other presentations from Nahamcon going to be released? I absolutely learned a ton, but I wish I had taken better notes. If not no worries. Thank you for this video, Ben.
I’ve learned html, css and javascript basics. I’ve also learned dart and flutter basics. Am learning how to use node.js atm and react. But I think I would rather just learn cybersecurity and how to pentest etc. Would it be usefull for me to continue on learning node.js and react?
Thanks nahamsec🙏, im currently in college studying cybersecurity, this is really helpful for me💯👌, makes me feel kinda wanna adjust some things on my journey by watching this video😅, thanks for having you always there for us Ben🙏🙏
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Whenever someone says to do something that’s directly involved with a sponsor, it’s almost never the best option.
Ngl too dude, this is the first video I’m watching of yours and I’m kinda put off by the advertising. More subtlety goes a long way, just my 2 cents.
Super solid video after that tho :) 🙏
PLEASE RESPOND.........Do you have a link that you can receive messages that are not public...this isn't for anything to try to do anything against you or anything...I actually have a question about something specific I need help with and it is very urgent I get help and I don't know who to ask....maybe you could find it in your heart to help for an honestly noble cause......PLEASE RESPOND.... THANK YOU IN ADVANCE
I'm 11 months into web app hacking (from zero) and I would have done it like this:
0) Don't worry about the money - It will happen, so don't quit your day job, do this because you are passionate about it.
1) Learn the Fundamentals - Networking, Linux, WebApps, Source Control, Code Review, basic/easy attack types (XSS, IDOR, Access Controls). Should take you a couple months to get a solid foundation.
2) Hack to Learn - Once you know fundamentals, 80% of your time should be hacking XSS, IDOR, Access Controls. Any questions that arise should be answered with the remaining 20% which is research which should be primarily from reputable books on the subject.
3) Tooling / Automation - Once you are finding some bugs (informative and dups count) you should start considering taking 10% from hacking time to automate your work flows. This has exponential returns.
From here it's just Hack (70%), Research (20%), Refine (10%), Repeat.
I love this! I may incorporate this in a video :)
what do you mean by "learn webapps"? Is it like making a RESTful app?
Any tips on where to learn the fundamentals? I know, there's boatloads of info out there, but it's mostly scattered, apart from certs. I love certs, but they're currently prohibitively expensive for me. Some tips on books would be great as well. I really want to learn and dig deep but so far I've mostly only managed to spin my wheels and not getting much traction. And thanks for sharing, this is inspiring! (As is the video, of course :))
Good breakdown appreciate it
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I've been an IT Manager for 20 years now but want to make a move more in to the security side of things. It's tricky to see how to start the journey but this video has helped alot, thank you.
So happy to hear that! Best of luck!
You should have the knowledge to sell yourself
What is your age pls
you are my mentor bro, continue like this
Definitely agree that networking is vital in our industry especially in the current job market. Thanks for the insights!
Hi Nahmasec, can you please list down most important topics of Computer network to get started in Bug bounty?
how useful are ctfs?
Love from India ❤
Thanks nahamsec🙏, im currently in college studying cybersecurity, this is really helpful for me💯👌, makes me feel kinda wanna adjust some things on my journey by watching this video😅, thanks for having you always there for us Ben🙏🙏
thank you for this upload! ✌
Make an origin story homie! Also are the other presentations from Nahamcon going to be released? I absolutely learned a ton, but I wish I had taken better notes. If not no worries. Thank you for this video, Ben.
I got you! 🫡
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Happy 10th Ben!!
love your content ❤ Tks this will help me alot since i am in my 3rd year as a sec eng student
i believe coding is should (not must). even though web uses different languages but mostly doesn't need coding because it speaks common protocol http.
i recently found out you come from Iran. it would be nice to hear your background story
Who nahamsec
I try signing up but the birthday date the way you set it up isn’t letting me submit please fix asap
I’ve learned html, css and javascript basics. I’ve also learned dart and flutter basics. Am learning how to use node.js atm and react. But I think I would rather just learn cybersecurity and how to pentest etc. Would it be usefull for me to continue on learning node.js and react?
Do you think you can get an entry level job with that post grad cert?
mersi behrooz vaghan harf nadari
best as all time
good advice
when the "Graphql is the new php" video is going to upload??????
Soon
Will AI destroy bug bounty in the near future?
its going to create more rather than destroy
@@zaryabK-vi8fh only if used blindly
@@Thiago1337 I don't know man like ai can't exactly do things perfectly
Is this course is free are paid
The course is a paid course
We get it, you’re a Hacker.
I didn’t even know you could say it so bold like that on #YT 😂
He not hacking shit he ain't supposed to. They hired him to hack them probably...
bro, it was just 2 seconds less :( Good video btw
Such a turn off you started with advertising your sponsor!
#story time please
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Why u don’t look rich?
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you need to go slow as, including me some of are not from native english speaking country🥲
Muje to sab smjh aa rha ..sahi pace h...speed dhere kar aur csption khol k pad
@@d_starcode1197what the hell is this language
Thanks nahamsec🙏, im currently in college studying cybersecurity, this is really helpful for me💯👌, makes me feel kinda wanna adjust some things on my journey by watching this video😅, thanks for having you always there for us Ben🙏🙏
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