Hackyx, State of the Art and AI
Working on Hackyx from a coworking in Istanbul, exploring AI applications in security, and walking streets that feel straight out of Assassin's Creed Revelations.
Working on Hackyx from a coworking in Istanbul, exploring AI applications in security, and walking streets that feel straight out of Assassin's Creed Revelations.
A full dev week from Budapest. Rewriting Hackyx with Next.js for server-side features, learning a new framework, and briefly exploring a new European city.
Working from Prague after Berlin, admiring the architecture. Sharing strategies for staying efficient as a remote worker and filtering bug bounty targets to focus on what matters.
First time in Amsterdam, officially launching hackyx.io, the cybersecurity search engine, and starting to hunt XSS vulnerabilities. Next stop: Berlin.
Building a cybersecurity search engine, analyzing JavaScript for bug hunting, and realizing that working from trains and coffee shops beats working from home.
The first Aituweek post. Starting a weekly habit to share bug bounty progress, HackerOne experiences, and the beginning of a solo European trip.
Two back-to-back YesWeHack live hacking events in two weeks. From the InCyber Forum LHE to HackMeI'mFamous, a full recap of competing and learning at official events.
What if bug bounty is just a video game? Cassim draws parallels between hunting vulnerabilities and gaming, from leveling up skills to grinding through targets.
Looking back at 2023 with 20k in bounties and 3 months full-time, then setting ambitious goals for 2024. Bug bounty targets, a marathon, and building a sustainable career.
How to approach a new bug bounty target even when top hackers already found bugs there. Cassim shares his step-by-step process for looking at different places than everyone else.