#17 Unpacking Bug Bounty Strategies with RootSploit: Zero Days, Recon, and Vulnerabilities
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Cybersecurity professionals Kyser Clark and Pranit Garud (RootSploit) discuss their experiences in the field. They cover topics such as bug bounty programs, the role of an offensive security engineer, and the differences between consulting and working for a Fortune 500 company. Pranit shares tips for getting started in bug bounty hunting and emphasizes the importance of understanding the business logic of a company. He also highlights the need for a mindset shift when transitioning from consulting to an internal security role.Connect with Pranit on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pranit-garud/)T**akeaways**

• Bug bounty hunting requires a proactive and research-oriented mindset, as well as a deep understanding of the target company's technologies and business logic.
• Working as an offensive security engineer in a Fortune 500 company offers the opportunity to see the inner workings of the organization and make a greater impact on security.
• Transitioning from consulting to an internal security role requires a shift in focus from exploitation to securing and collaborating with developers.
• Building a close relationship with developers and understanding their challenges can lead to more effective security measures.
• The pace of work in a Fortune 500 company may be slower due to approval processes and the need for careful consideration of potential impacts.

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