BBRE Premium is an archive of articles about hacking web applications and bug bounty.
They contain hacking tips, tool tutorials, case studies or career advice. You will instantly get access to the archive with over 500 articles.
Maybe it’s stupid but as a pentester, finding bugs that others miss was my motivation to continuously learn new stuff. In bug bounty, with so much competition, we don’t even have a choice but we have to stand out from others.
There are tons of low-quality articles and tips out there. I’m spending a lot of time reading them and filtering out the good ones. I don’t have to keep it for myself so I’m sharing it with you in BBRE Premium.
example from issue #37
Pause-based desync attacks explained
Example from issue #41:
How to avoid being overwhelmed when reviewing the code?
Example from issue #40:
SSRF – CASE STUDY OF 124 BUG BOUNTY REPORTS
Example from issue #10:
Finding bugs in regexes, even if you don’t know them well
Example from issue #41:
While from the outside, the free Bug Bounty Reports Explained YouTube channel and the paywalled BBRE Premium may seem like separate things, the truth is that without BBRE Premium I wouldn’t be able to dedicate so much time into creating those free resources for the whole community. I know for a fact how many people benefit from them and I want each member to know that by being a BBRE Premium subscriber, you support the whole community.
4 years if you find low-risk vulnerability in GitLab ($500)
7 years if you find medium-risk vulnerability in PayPal ($1000)
78 years if you find high-risk vulnerability in Shopify ($10,000)
134 years if you find critical-risk vulnerability in GitHub ($30,000)
I am discontinuing BBRE Premium in its membership form. If you subscribe now, you will get lifetime access to the archive as well as the 4 new cases studies that I will publish later in 2025.
I was a pentester but I made a decision to quit my job for bug bounty and creating content. I’m documenting my learning journey by creating the best materials about web-security in the form of this newsletter, Bug Bounty Reports Explained YouTube channel, Bug Bounty Reports Discussed podcast and all the other social media channels.
contains 4 articles which are mostly links with some of my recommendations of why you should read those links.
The total amount of words is 352.
contains 7 articles.
4 of them are mostly links with some of my recommendations of why you should read those links. But the additional 3 articles are not links. Two are articles written by me and one is a summary of a conference talk.
The total amount of words is 3117, almost 9 times more than in the free newsletter!
No. When BBRE Premium was smaller, I used to generate a one-time payment link to then manually insert the transaction into my website but it was time consuming and at this scale, I can no longer afford it.
BBRE Premium is focused on offensive web security so it’s the best match for bug bounty hunters, pentesters and application security engineers.
BBRE Premium is not for beginners. It’s focused on intermediate and advanced topics. There are tons of great free materials for beginners out there.
Yes, you can return your subscription within 30 days from the purchase if you are not satisfied. No questions asked. You don’t risk anything! You can subscribe now and make the real decision in 30 days.
No, as far as I know, there are no secret links. The premium is not about sharing links but. It’s either articles written by me or summaries of longer articles or videos written by someone else.
For example, in the 10th issue, I made a summary of the talk by Shubs’ about source code review. It was publicly available on YouTube but you could either spend an hour watching it or read my summary with takeaways and linked tools. It was no secret but it saved my subscribers a lot of time.
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