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HackerOne Reports
A repository that aggregates and ranks disclosed HackerOne bug bounty reports, categorizing them by vulnerability type (XSS, SQLi, RCE, SSRF, etc.) and by affected program, linking out to the original disclosures.
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- Awesome Bug Bounty Buildertechnique-writeupsA security-specific collection: a bash installer that deploys 40+ recon and exploitation tools (Amass, Sublist3r, SQLmap, Nikto, FFUF) plus curated usage examples and one-liners for testing XSS, SQLi, SSRF, LFI and auth-bypass. GPL-3.0.
- Bug Bounty Disclosed Reportstechnique-writeupsA curated archive of publicly disclosed bug bounty reports in Markdown, each covering vulnerability type, impact, reproduction steps, remediation and links to the original disclosure. Organized under a /reports directory as an educational reference for security researchers and developers.
- Bug Bounty Referencetechnique-writeupsA curated index of publicly disclosed bug bounty write-ups organized by vulnerability type (XSS, SQLi, CSRF, RCE, SSRF, auth bypass, etc.), linking out to the original researcher reports.
- macOS-iOS-system-securitytechnique-writeupsCurated catalogue of macOS/iOS security research: a large CVE table (2014–2025) mapped to affected components with links to technical write-ups, plus references to analysis tools (IOKit probing, dyld cache analysis, kernel driver analyzers), fuzzing frameworks, and conference talks (Black Hat, CanSecWest, DEFCON).
- PortSwigger Researchtechnique-writeupsPortSwigger's web-security research writeups, cited as an authoritative source for polyglot and injection technique maintenance (educational reference, not a payload dump).
- [un]prompted 2026 slide archiveai-security-programCommunity GitHub archive of 49 slide decks from [un]prompted 2026, the AI Security Practitioner Conference (March 3-4, San Francisco), spanning AI governance, agent security, offensive AI and agent evaluation; no licence stated.