Yeah hi, as of now I'm free. So I thought of sharing my experience when I reported 30 bugs to different programs in one day.

This writeup is divided into the following sections :

1. Back Story
2. Results
3. Learnings

Bug Bounty Platforms: Bugcrowd, Hackerone, Intigriti, Public Responsible Disclosures.

Just so you know, I have a bug reporting ideology in which I usually submit bugs with medium or high impact and that’s why sometimes it can take a lot of time to find a single valid bug.

So on that particular day, I was frustrated due to my week’s performance as I was not able to find a substantial bug to report, so I decided to change my approach and test different things out. And thought let's do an experiment.

In that experiment, I was going to report all the low hanging bugs. And at that time my main focus was on quantity and not on quality ( well in the long run it's a wrong practice ). I just wanted to know like will this change in my methodology, provides results that will be sustainable.

At the end of this write-up, I have given my perspective on this particular experiment.

Bugcrowd Total Submissions: 19 ⬇

Accepted Reports: 7/19

Duplicates Reports: 7/19

Rejected Reports: 5/19

Hackerone Total Submissions: 6⬇

Triaged / Accepted Report: 1/6

Duplicate Reports: 2/6

Informative Reports: 3/6

Public Responsible Disclosure Programs Total Submissions: 4⬇

Accepted Reports: 3/4

Duplicate Reports: 1 /4

Intigriti Total Submission: 1 ⬇

Duplicate: 1/1

Bug categories that I reported:

Open Redirects, No Rate Limits, Some were low impact XSS, Weak login functions, Content Spoofing, Clickjacking etc.

See the methodology I used while reporting these bugs is not sustainable in long run.

The point is like as I submitted 30 bugs on that day, if I have followed the same methodology for the upcoming days I would have easily burned out. Because my expectations would have eventually increased due to the increased number of submissions, but the truth is you don't always get the gold rush and there will be days when you get most of the submissions marked as duplicate.

As generally, the probability of getting duplicates while submitting low hanging bugs is really high.

And that's why I won't recommend using this methodology in the long run.

Note : But if you can somehow automate this whole process ( I'm also working on this, will update soon ) then it can be a good way of earning some passive income.

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