Bug bounty hunting insights, strategies, and experiences from a full-time hunter on YesWeHack, HackerOne, and Intigriti.
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.
I stopped forcing myself into one direction. Bug bounty, AI, building, exploring. This is a logbook, not a niche.
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.
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.
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.
An intense week of building with Claude in a state of flow. Reflections on using AI for hacking, working hard on personal projects, and why it matters.
An intense week split between deep scope work and reading. Thoughts on the hunter vs farmer mindset in bug bounty and the value of journaling.
Kicking off pentest season to cover expenses. Also exploring vulnerability types in depth and building a personal AI architecture for my workflow.
I fed CTBB's guide on becoming a top-tier hacker to Claude Code and asked for a summary. Here are the key insights and actionable takeaways for bug bounty hunters.
Last day of 2025. A full recap with actual income numbers, key lessons, and everything that happened this year in bug bounty, travel, and projects.