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Interactive roadmap for learning bug bounty from zero — maps topics, books, tools and platforms in one visual graph. Added in alphabetical order under Awesome Repositories.
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Adds Bug Bounty Roadmap to the Awesome Repositories table, alphabetically
between Bug Bounty and Cellular Hacking.
Live: https://bugbountyroadmap.netlify.app/
It's a study path for bug bounty laid out as a clickable force-directed
graph instead of a flat markdown list. You pick a node, read why it
matters, and follow the connections to what comes next.
cloud, vuln classes & tooling, platforms, recon & scripting, active
hunting, and optional branches for exploit dev and vulnerability research.
platforms, 41 tools, 41 write-ups/research blogs. Each one has a short
note on where it fits and why it's worth your time, not just a bare link.
rather than left for a beginner to guess.
The existing Bug Bounty entry links programs and write-ups. This is the
part before that: what to actually learn, and in what order, before you
start hunting. Thanks for maintaining the list.