1/ Everyone knows HackTricks and PortSwigger. These are the...

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Abhishek Meena 🏵️@aacle_
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1/ Everyone knows HackTricks and PortSwigger.

These are the resources that actually find bugs.
Less hyped, higher yield.

A short list I keep going back to. 🧵
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2/ AllAboutBugBounty (daffainfo)

Per-vuln-class notes plus bypass folders (403/429/2FA), tech-specific pages (Jenkins, Grafana, Jira, Laravel), and Google/GitHub/Shodan dork sheets.

Structured the way a hunter thinks: by class, by bypass, by tech.

github.com/daffainfo/AllA…
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3/ reconFTW (six2dez)

Automated recon, modular, wires together 50+ tools.

Use it as a baseline pass, or read the config to learn which tools actually matter in 2025.

github.com/six2dez/reconf…
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4/ jsluice (BishopFox)

Extracts URLs and secrets from JS bundles.

The bugs live in the JavaScript almost nobody reads. This tool reads it for you.

github.com/BishopFox/jslu…
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5/ waymore (xnl-h4ck3r)

Pulls archived URLs and JS from Wayback.

Production endpoints get removed.

The Wayback copy doesn't. Compare current JS to 6-month-old JS. Deleted endpoints often still resolve.

github.com/xnl-h4ck3r/way…
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6/ clairvoyance

GraphQL introspection disabled? This brute-forces the schema from error messages.

Most hunters quit at "introspection off." This one keeps going.

github.com/nikitastupin/c…
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7/ The one that pays more than any tool: read 10 paid, disclosed HackerOne reports per vuln class before hunting that class.

Not tutorials. Reports. You learn what "impact" looks like to a triager.
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Bookmark the ones you'll use. Drop your under-the-radar one below, always looking for more.
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