Setting interesting goals, learning and self-hypnosis
A week between a YouTube shoot, a hypnosis session, and thoughts on impact-driven goals in bug bounty and learning in the LLM era.
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Bug Bounty Methodology, Discipline is hard, and Minecraft
I published my bug bounty methodology this week. Plus a few thoughts on why work discipline comes and goes, and how I got pulled back into Minecraft after years away.
Pentests, a TV shoot, and dropped projects
Why pentests still matter in the AI era, what I learned from an upcoming TV interview about the bubble we live in, and the projects I've dropped along the way.
Welcome everyone, Bug Bounty Guide, and Living Slow
My article on the state of bug bounty blew up. A massive welcome to all the new readers, what to expect from this blog, and why I'm stepping back from the noise.
The state of Bug Bounty in 2026
AI agents are flooding bug bounty with noise, burning out triagers, and pushing companies away. But the hunters who adapt will come out stronger. A full-time hunter's honest take on what's changing and what comes next.
Multi-discipline, AI addiction, and going analog
I stopped forcing myself into one direction. Bug bounty, AI, building, exploring. This is a logbook, not a niche.
Bug bounty is no longer fun, Ecotrail and new design
Bug bounty feels different with AI. I completed the Ecotrail 80km, the hardest challenge of my life. And I redesigned my entire blog with a new minimalist direction.
Orchestrator, Apps, and Trail Running
Managing multiple Claude sessions was getting messy, so I built an orchestrator to handle them. Also preparing for the longest trail race I have ever done.
Hardware setup, lack of knowledge, and building apps
Presenting my new hardware hacking setup built with help from ChatGPT, videos, and articles. Plus updates on app development and knowledge gaps I need to fill.
Dashboard, Human in the Loop, and Hardware
Built a living room dashboard using a Raspberry Pi 3B and an old screen, inspired by Tony Stark. Also exploring human-in-the-loop workflows and hardware projects.