AI-Powered Bug Bounty Hunting
Find, validate, and report vulnerabilities at scale using AI-assisted recon and triage.
Overview
Bug bounty rewards two things almost nobody teaches: the ability to look where others have not, and the ability to write a report that survives triage. Most hunters fail on the second, not the first.
This program treats hunting as a repeatable pipeline. You build automated recon, use AI to compress the triage that used to eat your evenings, and learn to write findings with severity justification that a program manager cannot dismiss. You finish with submitted reports, not just techniques.
What you’ll learn
Six modules. Every one ends in something you built, not something you watched.
Programs, scope, and target selection
DeliverableA target selection thesis for three live programs.
Recon automation at scale
DeliverableA running recon pipeline with alerting on new assets.
AI-assisted triage
DeliverableA triage workflow that cuts manual review time measurably.
Vulnerability discovery & chaining
DeliverableA chained finding elevated from informational to high.
Custom tooling & templates
DeliverableA published set of custom Nuclei templates.
Report craft & severity justification
DeliverableSubmitted reports to live programs, reviewed line by line.
Tools you'll operate
Set in mono, not borrowed logos — we're telling you what you'll use, not implying a partnership we don't have.
Career outcomes
Roles this prepares you for
- Independent security researcher
- Application Security Analyst
- Product Security Engineer (entry)
- Penetration Tester (web focus)
What you can do on day one
- Run a recon pipeline that surfaces targets automatically
- Separate a real finding from noise without wasting a week
- Write a report that gets triaged as valid on first submission
- Defend a severity rating with impact evidence
What you leave with
- A public profile with accepted, disclosed reports
- Your own open-source recon tooling and templates
- A hunting methodology document employers can read
Who this is for — and who it isn’t
The right-hand column costs us enrollments on purpose. A wrong placement helps nobody twice.
A good fit if
- Learners who already understand web fundamentals and want an evidence trail
- Penetration testers who want a continuous, public portfolio
- Developers who want to monetise their understanding of how applications break
Probably not if
- You have never tested a web application before — start with Penetration Testing
- You are expecting guaranteed bounty income; payouts are earned, not scheduled
- You want a purely defensive career path
Questions about this track
Book your call
Thirty minutes. One practitioner. A roadmap you keep.
- We map your current skills, background, and real constraints
- We identify the specific gaps between you and your target role
- We recommend a track — or tell you honestly if now isn't the right time
- You receive a written roadmap by email, whether or not you join
No sales pressure, and no payment discussion unless you raise it.
Can’t find a slot that works? Email info@skillxgen.com and we’ll sort a time manually.