Bug Bounty Platforms
Discover the best platforms to earn money finding vulnerabilities
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HackerOne
The world's largest hacker community with over 800,000 hackers finding vulnerabilities.
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Bugcrowd
Crowdsourced cybersecurity platform connecting organizations with security researchers.
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Synack
Invite-only platform combining human intelligence with advanced technology.
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Intigriti
European bug bounty platform focusing on ethical hacking and responsible disclosure.
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YesWeHack
European crowdsourced cybersecurity platform with global reach.
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Cobalt
Pentest as a Service platform with on-demand security testing.
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Open Bug Bounty
Free platform for responsible disclosure of website vulnerabilities.
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Zerocopter
Dutch crowdsourced security platform focusing on continuous security testing.
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SafeHats
Indian bug bounty platform connecting security researchers with organizations.
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Detectify
Automated web application security scanner with crowdsourced modules.
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BugHunt
Brazilian bug bounty platform focusing on local and international programs.
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Federacy
Continuous security testing platform for modern development teams.
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Getting Started with Bug Bounty
Learn the Basics
Start with web application security fundamentals, OWASP Top 10, and common vulnerability types.
Practice on Labs
Use platforms like PortSwigger Web Security Academy, DVWA, and WebGoat to practice.
Start Hunting
Begin with public programs on HackerOne or Bugcrowd, focus on one target at a time.