Chapter 1 : What is Bug Bounty and How Programs Work
Chapter 2 : Bug Bounty Platforms - HackerOne, Bugcrowd, Intigriti
Chapter 3 : Understanding Scope and Rules of Engagement
Chapter 4 : Setting Up Your Bug Hunting Environment
Chapter 5 : Responsible Disclosure and Ethics
Sahil Sharma
1 month ago
Started earning from bug bounties during the course
I found my first valid bug on HackerOne while still in the middle of this course! The reconnaissance and IDOR modules gave me practical techniques that work on real targets. Already earned over $2,000 in bounties.
Kriti Agarwal
2 months ago
Practical and results-oriented training
Unlike other courses that only teach theory, this course focuses on finding real bugs. The case studies from actual bug bounty reports and the automation scripts shared by instructors were game-changers.
Dhruv Patel
Edited •3 weeks ago
Great foundation for bug bounty career
The course covers a wide range of vulnerability types with practical hunting methods. The Burp Suite mastery module alone was worth the investment. I now hunt bugs as a part-time income source.
Riya Saxena
1 week ago
Best investment for aspiring security researchers
The bug bounty course at CCN taught me how to think like a hacker and find vulnerabilities that automated scanners miss. The business logic and authentication bypass modules were exceptionally valuable.
Basic understanding of web technologies (HTML, JavaScript, HTTP), networking concepts, and familiarity with Linux is recommended. Prior knowledge of CEH concepts would be beneficial but is not required.
The Bug Bounty course is designed to be completed in 2 months with regular classes. You get lifetime access to course materials and 24/7 lab access for practicing on vulnerable applications.
Absolutely! Bug bounty platforms like HackerOne and Bugcrowd have paid out over $300 million to security researchers. Payouts range from $50 for low-severity bugs to $100,000+ for critical vulnerabilities. Many of our students start earning during the course itself.
You'll master tools including Burp Suite Professional, Amass, Subfinder, Nuclei, SQLMap, ffuf, Gobuster, httpx, and custom automation scripts using Python and Bash.
Yes, when done through authorized bug bounty programs. Companies explicitly invite researchers to test their applications within defined scopes. The course teaches you to always operate within legal boundaries and follow responsible disclosure practices.
Yes, we provide lifetime consultation and assistance. While many bug bounty hunters work independently, we also help students land full-time application security roles at top companies.
