
Free Post Recon Course and Methodology For Bug Bounty Hunters
Source: YouTube · NahamSec · published Nov 24, 2025 · 21:43
[BLUF] This video addresses the common challenge faced by bug bounty hunters after reconnaissance: prioritizing targets and determining a strategic approach for large organizations 0:00.
Key Takeaways:
• The primary struggle is not just finding vulnerabilities, but deciding which specific applications or components to target within a large program 0:06.
• Many hunters face analysis paralysis when selecting where to start, especially after completing initial reconnaissance phases 0:12.
• Audience feedback from previous courses highlights a significant gap in knowledge regarding post-reconnaissance strategy and prioritization 0:29.
[Closing statement] The video aims to provide a framework for overcoming decision fatigue and establishing a clear, actionable plan for hacking large-scale bug bounty programs.
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The hardest thing to do in bug bounties after picking a target is [music] figuring out what you do with the specific bug bounty program and how do you approach it? What do you do? What applications you go after? How do you prioritize everything like that? And I know this because I'm also in the same boat a lot of times when I go after large organizations. It is a bit of a struggle to figure out what is it that I want to hack on, what's my approach, and where do I even start? And I also know this because when I dropped my free recon course last [music] month, a lot of you guys commented and said, "Hey, well, now that I know how to do recon, what do I do post recon and how do I know what to do?" And hopefully by the end of this video, we can answer that question for you guys. But before we d…