Bug Bounty Course — Recon, Hunting, Reporting

It is training in the full workflow of an independent security researcher: choosing a programme, reading scope correctly, running reconnaissance at scale, finding valid vulnerabilities, avoiding duplicates and writing a report a triager accepts. Sixteen modules over three months, live online or classroom in Hyderabad.

Bug bounty hunting is finding and reporting security vulnerabilities in a company's systems under a published programme that authorises the testing. Platforms such as HackerOne and Bugcrowd host these programmes. Valid, in-scope, non-duplicate findings may earn a reward.

Some people do. Most beginners earn nothing for their first few months, and income remains irregular even for experienced hunters. Duplicates, out-of-scope submissions and informative-only closures are normal. Treat it as a skill-building and portfolio activity that may pay, not as a salary replacement. We would rather say that plainly than sell you a dream.

There is no honest answer to that. It depends on the hours you put in, the targets you choose and how well you read scope. What this course does is remove the avoidable failures: bad programme choice, out-of-scope reports, thin recon and reports triagers cannot reproduce.

No. You need to understand how HTTP works, which is taught in the course. Reading JavaScript helps for endpoint discovery and scripting helps for automation, but neither is a prerequisite.

HackerOne, Bugcrowd, Intigriti and YesWeHack, plus how private invitations work and how vulnerability disclosure programmes differ from paid ones.

Because popular programmes have hundreds of hunters covering the same obvious surface. Duplicate avoidance is a strategy module in this course: choosing less-hunted assets, watching programme age, monitoring for newly added scope and reading disclosed reports.

Yes. Most bounties are won on attack surface, not on exotic exploits. Two modules cover recon fundamentals and recon automation, including building a pipeline that alerts you when a target adds a new subdomain.

Broken access control and IDOR, account takeover, business logic flaws and SSRF where impact can be proven. Each of these has its own module. Reflected XSS and CSRF are covered too, with an honest note on how often they are duplicates.

Yes, as its own module, and you write a submission-quality report that is reviewed before you send anything to a real programme. Reproduction steps, impact statement, CVSS score and evidence gathered without over-testing.

Yes, when you stay inside a published programme scope. The programme terms are your authorisation. Testing outside scope, ignoring prohibited techniques or mishandling data removes that protection. A full module covers the legal and ethical boundaries.

The web application security course teaches you to test an application in depth against the OWASP Top 10, inside a company, with remediation. This course teaches the independent researcher workflow: platforms, scope, recon at scale, duplicate strategy and triager-facing reports. The vulnerability knowledge overlaps; the process is completely different.

If you are new to security, ethical hacking or web application security gives you a broader base. If you already understand web applications and want the hunting workflow, start here.

Yes. REST and GraphQL, BOLA and BFLA, mobile traffic interception and hardcoded secrets. These surfaces have fewer hunters on them, which is precisely why they are worth learning.

Classroom training is ₹32,000, live online training is ₹25,000 and the recorded course is ₹9,999. EMI and two-instalment payment options are available.

Three months. Classroom and live online batches follow the same 16-module syllabus, with weekday and weekend options.

Yes, and for most people that is the realistic outcome. A disclosed report or a platform profile is verifiable evidence of skill, which is unusual in security hiring. Many hunters use bounties to land application security or penetration testing roles rather than to replace a salary.

Yes. Live online batches run the same syllabus with the same trainer, with remote lab access, recorded sessions and LMS materials.

Yes: resume preparation built around your findings and reports, LinkedIn support, technical interview preparation and mock interviews. We do not guarantee placement, and we do not guarantee bounty earnings.

No. We do not guarantee placement, salary or any bounty income. What we provide is structured training, five practical exercises, report review and interview preparation. Outcomes depend on the work you put in.