How to become a bug bounty hunter – PID Perspectives Many people entering the cybersecurity field believe that the only way to demonstrate their skills to a prospective employer is to hack into their systems. Unless unsolicited, that’s a bad idea. Instead of wasting time and energy hacking someone who doesn’t want to be hacked (or impressed), many businesses participate in bug bounty hunting programs. Indeed, many skilled people have adopted bug bounty hunting as a full-time job. 

Finding vulnerabilities in someone's system can be a full-time job and very well rewarded. Here's how to become a professional bug bounty hunter.

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