Bug Hunting

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$ Price $800.00

Delivery type Live class

Capacity Unlimited

Level All levels

Duration 60 Hours

Lessons 8

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Overview

Bug Hunting is CIS College’s fully online course for anyone who wants to become a bug bounty hunter. Running 40 to 60 hours depending on pace, it takes you from the basics of web technologies through to hunting real vulnerabilities on public bug bounty platforms such as HackerOne, Bugcrowd, and Open Bug Bounty.

You will learn how to set up a safe and legal testing environment, gather information on a target, and find and exploit common and advanced web vulnerabilities. The course also covers mobile and network bug hunting, the tools professionals use daily, and how to write a bug report that gets taken seriously, all within an ethical and responsible disclosure framework.

What You Will Learn

Set up a safe, legal environment for bug hunting and penetration testing
Perform reconnaissance and OSINT gathering on web targets
Identify and exploit common web vulnerabilities such as SQL injection, XSS, CSRF, and IDOR
Test for advanced issues such as SSRF, XXE, business logic flaws, and API vulnerabilities
Assess mobile application and network security weaknesses
Use industry tools such as Burp Suite, OWASP ZAP, FFUF, and Wireshark
Write professional bug reports and understand CVSS scoring
Practice on real bug bounty platforms and vulnerable lab applications

Course Curriculum

Module	What you cover	Hours
Introduction to Bug Hunting	Ethical hacking and bug bounty platforms, legal and ethical considerations, setting up a safe testing environment	4-6
Web Application Basics & Reconnaissance	HTTP/HTTPS, REST APIs, cookies and sessions, OSINT, and recon tools such as Sublist3r, Amass, Shodan, and Nmap	6-8
Common Web Vulnerabilities	SQL injection, cross-site scripting, broken authentication, sensitive data exposure, security misconfigurations, CSRF, and IDOR	10-12
Advanced Web Exploitation	Business logic flaws, SSRF, XXE, API security testing, race conditions, and caching/header manipulation attacks	10-12
Mobile & Network Bug Hunting	Mobile app security on Android and iOS, wireless hacking basics, traffic sniffing with Wireshark, MITM attacks, and IoT security testing	6-8
Tools & Automation	Burp Suite, OWASP ZAP, FFUF and Dirbuster, and Python scripting for bug hunting	6-8
Reporting & Responsible Disclosure	Writing professional bug reports, CVSS scoring, proof of concept development, and responsible disclosure	4-6
Hands-on Labs & Real-World Bug Hunting	CTF challenges, live bug bounty platform practice, vulnerable lab applications (DVWA, Juice Shop, bWAPP), and a final project	8-12

Who This Course Is For

Beginner to intermediate learners with basic knowledge of web technologies (HTML, JavaScript, HTTP) who want to become bug bounty hunters
Developers who want to understand how their applications can be attacked

Certification

Upon completing the practical bug hunting challenge and final exam, you receive a Certificate of Completion from CIS College.

Target audiences

Beginner to intermediate learners who want to become bug bounty hunters
Developers who want to understand how their applications can be attacked

Requirements

Basic knowledge of web technologies (HTML, JavaScript, HTTP, etc.)