Introductions - Meet your fellow Bugcrowd members

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Hey Sudh33r
Welcome to the crowd!

Our Security Research forum has a collection of great resources that you will want to read as you begin your journey into Security researcher, but I highly recommend you focus on these three:

Researcher Resources - How to become a Bug Bounty Hunter

Congratulations! It’s very exciting that you’ve decided to become a security researcher and pick up some new skills. We’ve collected several resources below that will help you get started. Read on for our walkthrough. Step 1) Start reading! There are some go-to books that you can buy to help you learn the basics and essentials of penetration testing and bug hunting. Since bug bounties often include website targets, we’ll focus on getting you started with Web Hacking and later we’ll branch ou…

Researcher Resources - Getting Started

This is a list of resources that can be helpful to researchers that are just getting started, or those that want to improve some core aspects of their research and reporting. Please let us know if you have any suggestions for resources that we should add to this post! General Reading: How to become a Bug Bounty Hunter How to Write a POC Bug Bounties 101 Bug Bounty 101 Verify the output of the tools Tips for Successful Bug Submissions Web Application: OWASP Testing Project WASC How to Kick …

and when you’re ready to look at mobile:

Researcher Resources: Mobile Focused

A collection of Mobile specific resources. You may see these elsewhere, but this is a handy list for your reference! Resources compiled by Bugcrowd’s Director of Technical Operations, Jason Haddix: Mobile App Security Resources Kit - link Webinars & Blogs: “Mobile Application Security Threats Through the Eyes of an Attacker.” Mobile Testing: Setting up your Android Device Big Bug Podcast - July 2016: Pokemon Go Mobile Applications: Android Debugging Java Applications Using JDB - link …