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HTB Certified Bug Bounty Hunter (HTB CBBH)
The Bug Bounty Hunter Job Role Path is for individuals who want to enter the world of Bug Bounty Hunting with little to no prior experience. This path covers core web application security assessment and bug bounty hunting concepts and provides a deep understanding of the attack tactics used during bug bounty hunting. Armed with the necessary theoretical background, multiple practical exercises, and a proven bug bounty hunting methodology, students will go through all bug bounty hunting stages, from reconnaissance and bug identification to exploitation, documentation, and communication to vendors/programs. Upon completing this job role path, you will have become proficient in the most common bug bounty hunting and attack techniques against web applications and be in the position of professionally reporting bugs to a vendor.
Provider Information
Hack The Box
531 Luzon Avenue
Tampa, FL 33606
Course Overview
- Interpreting a letter of engagement and having intermediate knowledge around web application, web service and API penetration testing
- Knowledge around web application, web service and API underpinnings
- Conducting web application/web service static and dynamic analysis
- Conducting web application, web service and API vulnerability identification and analysis
- Conducting manual and automated exploitation of various vulnerability classes
- Professionally communicating and reporting vulnerabilities
Learning Objectives
- Bug Bounty Hunting processes and methodologies
- Web application/web service static and dynamic analysis
- Information gathering techniques
- Web application, web service and API vulnerability identification and analysis
- Manual and automated exploitation of various vulnerability classes
- Vulnerability communication and reporting
Framework Connections
The materials within this course focus on the NICE Framework Task, Knowledge, and Skill statements identified within the indicated NICE Framework component(s):
Competency Areas
Feedback
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