Bug huntr

Adam Nygate (A-dizz) is the CEO of huntr, and the brain behind the idea. He started in development at a young age when he learnt how to write hacks for COD zombies, and since then has worked around the world as a technologist.It's an episode full of spoilers, so listen in and find out what is coming next on huntr.dev!https://nygate.me

MufeedVH is a developer, a huntr sheriff, and has been in the bug bounty world for around 5 years.Listen in for his advice on how to manage your side projects, how to stay positive when you don't finish a project, and his tip for staying motivated throughout.Recently he co-wrote an article with the huntr team around the recent Prototype Pollution vulnerability found in Lodash, the most depended on package in the NPM ecosystem. Check it out below.https://www.huntr.dev/blog/lodash-understanding-the-vulnerability-and-how-we-can-rally-behind-packageshttps://www.mufeedvh.com

Jamie Slome is huntrs tech lead, loves all things development, and can recite every word of Batman: The Dark KnightListen in to find out more about him, huntrs mission, and what's coming next in our development pipeline. GitHub: https://github.com/JamieSlomeTwitter: https://twitter.com/JamieSlomeLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamie-izak-slome/Work on 5g cars: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8801987

A conversation with one of our sheriffs Toufik Airane - find out how to up your chances and get your submissions accepted, the first thing he does when checking them, and a tip he wishes he knew when he started his open-source journey!Dont miss out. https://huntr.dev

A conversation with Aditya Nath, Co-Founder of Michiana Infosec, and avid security researcher.Find out how he stays motivated, and his recommendation for the one tool everyone must learn to get into open source!Check out his technical writeup below for a more deep dive into some of his contributions.huntr.dev

An interview with Michele Romano (MIK317), a 16-year-old bug bounty huntr from Italy.  He was Aprils 'huntr of the month' and 98th in the world on Hackerone. Find out how he got started, the setup he uses, and his #1 tip for making it big in open source bug bounty, so sit back relax and get ready to learn.huntr.dev