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Bug Bounty

Bug Bounty Hunting

Don't just read writeups.
Find your own bugs.

A hands-on bug bounty program covering 26 modules β€” from recon and Burp Suite to OWASP Top 10 exploitation and professional report writing β€” for HackerOne, Bugcrowd and private programs.

26 Modules Live Vulnerable Apps Report Writing HackerOne / Bugcrowd
bug-bounty / recon-to-report
$ recon target
[+] endpoints & parameters mapped
$ intercept traffic (burp)
[+] injection point identified
$ test & confirm vulnerability
[+] impact validated
$ write proof-of-concept
[+] report submitted
[βœ“] bounty awarded
26Training Modules
5Core Skill Highlights
40–45 hrsLive, on Vulnerable Web Apps
110+Practical Topics
10,000+ professionals trainedTraining security professionals globally since 2015.
Industry-recognised instructorsCertified professionals acknowledged by Facebook, Google, Microsoft and 20+ global companies.
Placement support includedResume reviews, mock interviews and direct referrals to 100+ partner organizations.
Course positioning

Reading about bugs isn't the same as finding them.

Bug bounty hunting rewards researchers who can independently spot, prove and clearly report real vulnerabilities.

Learning from writeups alone

βœ• Hard to find new bugs without hands-on practice.
βœ• Reports get marked duplicate or rejected for weak proof.
βœ• Burp Suite features feel unfamiliar under time pressure.
βœ• No clear methodology for approaching a new target.

Ignite's hands-on approach

βœ“ 26 modules covering OWASP Top 10 and beyond.
βœ“ Live vulnerable web applications for practice.
βœ“ Learn professional bug report writing.
βœ“ Covers HackerOne, Bugcrowd and private program strategies.
β€œI was nervous and filled with self-doubt. Despite trying various resources, I struggled to grasp the conceptsβ€”until I discovered Ignite Technologies.”— Kinjal Patel, verbatim Google review
Your learning outcomes

From recon to a paid report

Six focus areas that carry through all 26 modules of the course.

Lab Setup & Recon

Web server configuration, DVWA/bWAPP setup and passive/active recon methodology.

Burp Suite & HTTP

Proxy interception, Repeater, Intruder, security headers and HTTP method abuse.

AuthN / AuthZ Flaws

Broken authentication, IDOR, session hijacking and privilege escalation.

Injection Attacks

SQL injection, OS command injection and server-side request forgery (SSRF).

Client-Side Attacks

XSS, CSP bypass, HTML injection and CSRF across JSON/API endpoints.

File & Upload Exploits

Directory traversal, LFI/RFI and file upload vulnerabilities leading to RCE.

Learning journey

One skill builds the next

The 26 modules are sequenced to build a complete bug-hunting workflow.

01Lab SetupWeb server & DVWA
02Proxy & ReconBurp Suite & headers
03AuthN / AuthZAccess control flaws
04InjectionSQLi, OS & SSRF
05Client-SideXSS & CSRF
06Report & BountyPOC & submission
26 training modules

Full curriculum, module by module

Click a module to see the detailed topics covered.

  • Black-box, White-box, Grey-box Testing
  • VAPT Vs Bug Bounty Vs Red Teaming
  • Legal Scope & Responsible Disclosure
  • Recon Methodology (passive Vs Active)
  • OWASP Top 10 Overview
  • Installation Of Apache
  • Installation Of MySQL
  • Installation Of PhpMyAdmin
  • Installation Of FTP Server
  • Installation Of SSH Service
  • Installation Of Git
  • Setting Up DVWA
  • Setting Up BWAPP
  • Practicing On PortSwigger Web Security Academy Labs
  • Browser Setup (extensions For Testing)
  • Proxy Configuration & Intercepting Traffic
  • Burp Installation & Setup
  • Proxy Usage & Traffic Interception
  • Repeater For Manual Testing
  • Intruder For Fuzzing
  • Scanner Basics
  • Payload Types & Fuzzing Techniques
  • Session Handling Basics
  • Security Headers Analysis
  • CORS Misconfiguration
  • Cache Control Issues
  • Header Injection
  • Host Header Attacks
  • PUT/DELETE Method Abuse
  • Method Override Attacks
  • TRACE Method Risks
  • Verb Tampering
  • REST API Method Testing
  • Credential Stuffing & Brute Force
  • Weak Password Policies
  • MFA Bypass Techniques
  • Session Fixation
  • IDOR (Insecure Direct Object Reference)
  • Vertical Vs Horizontal Escalation
  • Forced Browsing
  • API Authorization Flaws
  • Role Manipulation
  • Verbose Error Messages
  • Stack Traces & Debug Endpoints
  • Git/config File Leaks
  • API Key Exposure
  • Metadata Leakage
  • Base64, URL Encoding
  • Hash Identification (MD5, SHA1, Bcrypt)
  • Hash Cracking Basics
  • Encoding Bypass Techniques
  • Backup Files (.zip, .bak, .old)
  • .git Exposure
  • SVN Leaks
  • Misconfigured Cloud Storage
  • Cookie Stealing (XSS)
  • Session Fixation
  • Predictable Session IDs
  • Token Reuse
  • Sensitive Info In Errors
  • Cookie Flags (HttpOnly, Secure)
  • Tampering Cookies
  • JWT Decoding & Modification
  • Parameter Tampering
  • Mass Assignment
  • Business Logic Flaws
  • Chained Exploitation
  • Path Traversal Basics
  • Encoding Bypass (%2e%2e/)
  • Null Byte Injection
  • Filter Bypass Techniques
  • WAF Bypass Basics
  • LFI Basics & Fuzzing
  • Wrappers (php://filter)
  • Log Poisoning
  • File Inclusion To RCE
  • Remote File Inclusion Exploitation
  • Basic Command Injection
  • Blind Injection (time-based)
  • Out-of-band (OAST Techniques)
  • Command Chaining Operators
  • Filter Bypass
  • Multiple Type Bypass
  • Double Extension Attacks
  • Web Shell Upload
  • Image-based Payloads
  • Upload To RCE
  • HTML Injection Basics
  • Payload Crafting
  • Leading To Phishing Attacks
  • Obfuscation Techniques
  • URL Validation Bypass
  • Chaining With Phishing
  • Bypassing The Restrictions
  • Regex Basics
  • Input Validation Bypass
  • Union-based SQLi
  • Boolean-based Blind
  • Time-based Blind
  • Error-based SQLi
  • Reflected, Stored, DOM XSS
  • Filter Bypass Techniques
  • CSP Misconfiguration
  • CSP Bypass Techniques
  • CSRF Token Bypass
  • SameSite Cookie Issues
  • CSRF Via JSON/API
  • Clickjacking Relation
  • OWASP Secure Design
  • Least Privilege
  • Defense In Depth
  • SSRF Basics
  • Internal Service Access
  • Cloud Metadata Exploitation
  • Blind SSRF
Prerequisites

You’re ready if you have the basics

Missing one? Book a free demo β€” we’ll help you pick the right starting point.

Web Development Basics (Frontend & Backend)
Programming or Scripting Awareness
Web Hosting Fundamentals
Inside the lab

Practice the workflow, not just the payload

A glimpse of the recon-to-report approach used throughout the course.

$ curl -s "target.com/api/user?id=1'"
[!] SQL syntax error leaked in response
[+] injection point confirmed
$ sqlmap -u target.com/api/user?id=1 --dbs
[+] database names enumerated

[+] impact: full database disclosure
[βœ“] POC documented β†’ report submitted
"The goal is not to run every payload. The goal is to know which flaw actually matters."Practice-first learning principle
βœ“ Real-world recon and automation techniques
βœ“ Live vulnerable web apps to hunt on
βœ“ Report writing that gets bounties paid, not rejected
βœ“ Work as a freelance security researcher on various platforms
Fees & duration

What it costs, and how long it takes

No hidden charges. Ask us about instalments or group rates if you need them.

Early bird · closes 30 Sep 2026 1 days left
Advanced level
Course fee ₹56,500 ₹47,000 or $530 USD $635 You save ₹9,500
Duration 40–45 hours of live, instructor-led training
  • Live instructor-led classes
  • Hands-on lab access
  • Projects and practical exercises
  • Interview preparation
  • Certificate on completion

Outside India or after hours? Fill the enrollment form instead — we reply by email.

Regular fee ₹56,500 applies once the 5 Oct batch opens.

Not ready to decide? Sit in on a free demo class first β€” nothing to pay until you’re sure.

What students say

Don't take our word for it

Unedited reviews our students left on Google.

Google
I am currently halfway through the Bug Bounty course, and this experience has been highly valuable. The instructors possess an impressive ability to explain complex concepts in a clear and accessible manner. I have already begun implementing the techniques taught in the course at my workplace, and the improvements have been significant.
A Ammar bahaa Bug Bounty course Β· Google Review
Google
I am an ongoing student of OSCP, Bug Bounty and API pentesting in ignite technologies. Specially both of my teachers are so good and always inspire me to do best and focus on my study. In addition to they give me a proper guideline for my future dream job. I feel that Ignite is the best institution to fulfill your dream as a Cyber Expert.
T Tanvir Ahmed OSCP, Bug Bounty & API Pentesting Β· Google Review
Google
Ignite Technologies is your go-to destination for starting a career in cybersecurity. Whether you're interested in ethical hacking, bug bounty hunting, or penetration testing, Ignite Technologies offers top-notch training to get you started.
D Danny Barcelon Google Review
Google
Extremely good training, the level of content you can even check on hacking articles site. And that is just a glimpse, the explanation and the concept that is taught here is very rich.
B Bumble Bee Google Review
Google
Great place to learn with awesome content and articles to be in sync with the cyber world.
S Shivanshu Singh Google Review
Google
Ignite technologies a known for its research and innovation especially in the field of offensive security. It not only provides great trainings but also educate Infosec community sharing great resources through articles and research papers.
S Subhash Paudel Google Review
FAQ

Before you start

Who should take this training?+
Anyone wanting to become a bug bounty hunter or freelance security researcher, with basic understanding of web application frontend/backend concepts.
Are practical labs included?+
Yes β€” you practice on live vulnerable web applications including DVWA, bWAPP and PortSwigger Web Security Academy labs.
Does it cover professional report writing?+
Yes. Writing a clear, well-evidenced proof-of-concept report is covered as a core skill, not an afterthought.
Which bug bounty platforms does it cover?+
The course covers strategies for HackerOne, Bugcrowd, and private invite-only bug bounty programs.

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