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2026
  • Flat illustration of a desk at night under a lamp: a printed bug bounty report with a bug-in-crosshair logo, stamped INFORMATIONAL in red, next to a yellow sticky note reading "P1??", with a coffee mug and laptop in the background.
    Reality Check: Bug Bounty Isn't Easy Money
    Bug bounty only pays when someone agrees with you. A pentester on dupes, downgrades, a P4 SSRF that became a P1, and where the rules really draw the line.
  • Flat illustration of a desk at night with a laptop showing a bug inside an orange targeting crosshair, a small toy sports car, a few coins, and a coffee mug.
    Hacking My Way to a Porsche: A Bug Bounty Guide
    A pentester's return to bug bounty with one goal: make it pay for a Porsche. My first $750 bug, plus a hub for hunters: setup, recon, and AI guides.
  • Illustrated bug bounty workstation scene with cloud icons labeled Hetzner and DigitalOcean, a fleet of small servers, a code assistant, and a proxy route shielding a home IP.
    2026 Bug Bounty Setup - Setting up a solid foundation
    Build a practical 2026 bug bounty environment with Hetzner, Axiom fleets, Claude Code workflows, residential proxies, and cost-aware recon.
2021
  • Pi-hole web interface screenshot used in the remote code execution writeup.
    PiHole RCE - The Full Shell Puzzle
    A vulnerability (CVE-2021-32706) affecting versions <=5.5 of Pi-Hole. Exploiting a mistake in a regex check leads to authenticated remote code execution but with a twist.
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