Penetration testing commands for Bug Bounty
Bug bounty programmes encourage security researchers to find and responsibly disclose vulnerabilities in exchange for rewards. This category provides tools, platforms, and methodologies tailored for successful participation in bug bounty initiatives.
| Name | Description | Price |
|---|---|---|
| bbr | Generation of bug bounty reports based on user provided templates | Free |
| bbrecon | Service enumerating all targets on Internet covered by a bug bounty program | Free |
| BBstats | Aggregate reports/bounties from different platforms in order to create combined stats and graphs | Free |
| Bounty Dashboard | Aggregate reports/bounties from different platforms in order to create combined stats and graphs, report and template management system, invoice creation system | Free |
| bounty-targets | Crawls bug bounty platform scopes (like Hackerone/Bugcrowd/Intigriti/etc) hourly and dumps them into another git repo | Free |
| BountyDash | Dashboard to combine rewards from all platforms, giving insights about progress and bug hunting patterns | Free |
| bountyplz | Automated bug bounty reporting/submission, supports HackerOne and Bugcrowd | Free |
| BugBounty Web App | App that helps bug bounty hunters to manage their bounties and target list | Free |
| Bugbountydash | Terminal dashboard for bug bounty hunters that use HackerOne and Bugcrowd | Free |
| Hackerone::Client | A limited client library for interacting with HackerOne | Free |
| Needle | Chrome extension for instant access to bug bounty submission dashboard of various platforms and publicly disclosed reports | Free |