Bleepingcomputer AI Bug Bounty Automation Course Offered at $14.99
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- •The AI Bug Bounty Automation course is priced at $14.99, down from $199.
- •Course content includes AI-assisted techniques for reconnaissance and report writing.
- •Instructor Atul Tiwari has trained over 3,000 students in penetration testing.
A new online course titled 'AI Bug Bounty Automation' is available for $14.99, down from its regular price of $199. The course, which includes nearly four hours of video content, teaches participants how to utilize AI for bug bounty hunting, focusing on areas such as reconnaissance, payload generation, attack chaining, and report writing. It emphasizes practical skills using tools like Burp Suite and OWASP Juice Shop. The instructor, Atul Tiwari, is an experienced ethical hacker with a solid track record in training. The course is designed for all experience levels and offers lifetime access. It aims to help users find vulnerabilities more efficiently and improve their reporting skills to increase acceptance rates for bug bounty submissions.
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