Master the Recon Methodology Used by Bug Hunters!

Reconnaissance is the foundation of effective bug hunting. Before identifying vulnerabilities, a bug hunter needs to understand the target, map its attack surface, discover hidden assets, and collect valuable information that can lead to potential security findings.

The Bug Hunter's Recon Methodology is a practical, hands-on course designed to teach you how to approach web reconnaissance from a bug hunter's perspective. Instead of simply learning individual tools, you will learn how to build a structured and repeatable reconnaissance methodology.

Throughout the course, you will explore subdomain enumeration, asset discovery, live host identification, directory and file discovery, URL collection, endpoint discovery, JavaScript analysis, technology identification, parameter discovery, and attack-surface mapping.

You will also work with commonly used tools and techniques such as FFUF, Gobuster, Nmap, Subfinder, Amass, HTTPX, Katana, GAU, Wayback-based discovery, and other reconnaissance utilities.

The focus of this course is not just “which tool to use,” but understanding when, why, and how to use different reconnaissance techniques together to maximize your visibility into a target.

From passive reconnaissance to active enumeration, you will learn how to organize your findings, identify interesting attack surfaces, and prepare targets for deeper security testing.

Whether you're a beginner starting your bug bounty journey or an experienced researcher looking to improve your reconnaissance workflow, The Bug Hunter's Recon Methodology will help you develop a more systematic and effective approach to web security testing.

Discover more. Map better. Hunt smarter.

• Bug Bounty Hunters
• Penetration Testers
• Ethical Hackers
• Cyber Security Researchers
• Web Application Security Professionals
• Cyber Security Students
• Beginners interested in Bug Bounty
• Anyone passionate about Cyber Security & Ethical Hacking