Who should consider a career as a full-time bug bounty hunter?

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In this podcast episode, I interview Shubham Shah - one of my biggest authorities in bug bounty space and expert in source code review who regularly finds 0days.

[@youfather38392]

It's a very genuine advice

[@محمّد.09]

Seems like he knows this game from many different aspects.

[@TzAnAnY]

In my opinion, The people who can do bug bounty as a main job and not a side gag is the type
Of people who can build their own OSINT system and can automate parts of the PT before getting into a bug to find out if it worth their time, mostly there is an equation between quantity and quality(also difficulty level).
Bug bounty is not just taking a website and penetration testing, it’s more like finding one type of bug in many sites…

[@tallst1]

Solid Facts

[@thuglife_9980]

Thanks sir love from India Delhi❤

[@JoshuaProvoste]

This advice is real, considering that nowadays, bug bounty platforms was turned into 0-day selling platforms

[@calvertsheikwhispers]

ASMR voice at its finest

[@sagarshah5846]

Who is the guest?

[@BugBountyReportsExplained]

The link to the full episode is in the description

[@himanshu3984]

Is he Shubham Shah?

[@toshitbharti732]

yeah

[@utensilapparatus8692]

Mine, eversince watching gregg's tutorial, lockdown, re open, lock down, endemic 🤣🤪
growing bugcrowd pocket.....

[@staynjohnson4221]

what is that amount of time? 6 months? 1 year?

[@vinayjain322]

1 year to become at least good at it and after 2 years of learning you will become pro at it

[@zzzzzzzzZzZZzzzaZzz]

Different from someone to someone