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A beginner's roadmap for playing CTFs: 10 practical tips for beginners
Hacking Tools
November 8, 2024
Capture The Flag (CTF) challenges are fun to play, form a powerful training ground and help drastically develop your hacking skills. CTF competitions come in many forms, from malware analysis to web vulnerability challenges. Some CTF events also provide the winners with cash rewards (bounties), excl
Top 4 new attack vectors in web application targets
Hacking Tools
October 29, 2024
We all like to find vulnerabilities in bug bounty programs, they get us bounties, increase our ranks on platform leaderboards and help us stay motivated to look for more of them. If you've been doing bug bounty for a while, your methodology will focus on finding an edge so that you can spot more vul
Google dorking for beginners: how to find more vulnerabilities using Google search
Hacking Tools
October 27, 2024
Bug bounty hunters who spend time in content discovery and reconnaissance, in general, are always rewarded well for their efforts as they often come across untested and hidden assets or endpoints. Google dorking is another way to leverage search engines to discover hidden assets and endpoints to inc
Submission retesting is here
Product Updates
October 23, 2024
We’re excited to announce the new submission retesting feature on our platform! Simplify your ability to validate fixes across all your programs with a click of a button, including bug bounty, vulnerability disclosure, and hybrid pentest programs. Let’s dive into the details! A submission retest ref
7 Ways to achieve remote code execution
Hacking Tools
October 22, 2024
Remote code execution (RCE) vulnerabilities are always fun to find for bug bounty hunters, they usually carry a huge impact and indicate a big upcoming payday. In this article, we will go over the 7 most common ways to achieve remote code execution by exploiting several vulnerability types. Let's di
Uphold celebrates four years with Intigriti
News
October 21, 2024
Intigriti is thrilled to announce that Uphold, the leading multi-asset digital money platform, is celebrating four years of its bug bounty program with Intigriti. To mark this milestone, Intigriti sat down with Pedro Queirós, Uphold's VP of Cyber Security, to discuss the impact the bug bounty progra
Recon for bug bounty: 8 essential tools for performing effective reconnaissance
Hacking Tools
October 15, 2024
We all know that reconnaissance is important in bug bounty, in fact, it is the most important phase in bug bounty & web app pentesting. Bug bounty hunters who perform effective recon are always rewarded well as they come across untouched features and hidden assets more often than others. This provid
7 Tips for bug bounty beginners
Hacking Tools
September 27, 2024
We all had to start somewhere in bug bounty hunting and we all made mistakes along the way. Most of these often helped us learn more and become even better bug bounty hunters! If you're in your first years of doing bug bounty hunting or just starting and exploring bug bounties, we want to help you s
Hacking misconfigured Cloudflare R2 buckets: A complete guide
Hacking Tools
September 12, 2024
Cloudflare R2 buckets are recently becoming more popular as an alternative to AWS S3 buckets for their simplicity, integration support and zero-egress fees. Customers who opt-in to use Cloudflare R2 are not going to be charged for any traffic to and from the bucket. This often means a severely reduc
Hacking misconfigured AWS S3 buckets: A complete guide
Hacking Tools
September 5, 2024
AWS S3 (Simple Storage Service) buckets are a popular storage service used by software companies and organizations to store public as well as sensitive data. However, the implementation of this service is not always correctly done. A single missing access policy can often introduce security risks, d
CSRF: A complete guide to exploiting advanced CSRF vulnerabilities
Hacking Tools
August 19, 2024
Cross-site request forgery, or for short CSRF, vulnerabilities are one of the most exploited web security vulnerabilities that result in performing unwanted actions. This client-side vulnerability can sometimes go unnoticed but delivers a devastating impact depending on the context. From basic actio
Hacker insights: @Itsirkov on the business of ethical hacking
Hacker Spotlight
August 15, 2024
Once viewed with caution, ethical hackers are now regarded as an essential asset for many cybersecurity teams around the globe. Their proactive approach to finding and surfacing security weaknesses enables security teams to stay several steps ahead of potential cyber attacks. As cyber threats grow i
Intigriti announces authorization as a CVE Numbering Authority (CNA)
News
August 7, 2024
London, UK & Antwerp, Belgium – Aug 06 – Intigriti, a leading platform in vulnerability management and bug bounty, announces today that it has been recognized by the CVE Program as a CVE Numbering Authority (CNA). The CVE Program is an international, community-based initiative dedicated to identifyi
SSRF: A complete guide to exploiting advanced SSRF vulnerabilities
Hacking Tools
August 1, 2024
SSRF—short for Server-Side Request Forgery—vulnerabilities are amongst one of the most impactful web security vulnerabilities. Even though they are less commonly found on targets they do take place on the OWASP Top 10 2021 ladder scoring the latest place (A10). SSRF vulnerabilities are known to have
Communication just got easier: Introducing our improved submission messaging
Product Updates
July 31, 2024
Today, we're announcing a major upgrade to our submission messaging system, designed to streamline platform communication and boost efficiency for both researchers and companies on Intigriti. We've heard your feedback about tracking messages and potential oversights. To combat this, we've completely
Hacking Salesforce Lightning: A Guide for Bug Hunters
Hacking Tools
July 24, 2024
Salesforce Experience (or Community) Cloud is a CRM platform that helps software companies and organizations manage their customer relationships. Software companies and organizations often use it to manage their customer relationships, share information, and work with employees and customers (docume
Escalating your privileges via open signups in popular services
Hacking Tools
July 4, 2024
Most software companies resort to using third-party solutions for completing certain tasks within their company. A common example is a ticketing platform that helps teams and companies stay organized with issues that internal employees or customers may experience. Unfortunately, due to lack of time
IDOR: A complete guide to exploiting advanced IDOR vulnerabilities
Hacking Tools
June 25, 2024
IDOR —short for insecure direct object reference— vulnerabilities are one of the most commonly found web security vulnerabilities in modern web applications and APIs. It is no wonder that they are often recommended to new bug bounty hunters who are just starting as they are easy to spot and exploit
Five easy ways to hack GraphQL targets
Hacking Tools
May 31, 2024
GraphQL is a widely used query language that provides developers with the ability to query data easily. Unlike via a REST API, developers can send a schema in a single HTTP request and retrieve back all the necessary data. It’s an awesome query language that can help simplify several aspects during
The truth about ethical hackers: Are they trustworthy?
News
April 29, 2024
To outmanoeuvre cybercriminals, the key is to beat them to the punch by working with ethical hackers. However, a question often arises: Can we trust ethical hackers? Especially when we don’t know them personally? Through platforms such as Intigriti, the short answer is yes, you can trust these indiv
