Ethical Hacking & Responsible Disclosure
Bug bounty hunting is the practice of finding and responsibly disclosing security vulnerabilities in web applications, mobile apps, and other digital systems. As an ethical hacker, I help organizations improve their security posture by identifying weaknesses before malicious actors can exploit them.
Successfully identified and reported vulnerabilities across various high-profile organizations, helping them strengthen their security infrastructure:
National Aeronautics and Space Administration - Critical infrastructure security research.
Global energy drink company - E-commerce and marketing platform security assessment.
Netherlands government services - Critical infrastructure and citizen data protection.
Additional security research across various platforms and organizations.
Began ethical hacking and vulnerability research, focusing on web application security and specifily the Vulnerable Disclosures, like Redbull and The Dutch Government
Successfully identified and reported critical vulnerabilities in government infrastructure, establishing reputation in the security community.
Expanded research to include corporate targets, discovering high-impact vulnerabilities in major brand applications and services.
Ongoing security research with focus on emerging technologies and advanced attack vectors, maintaining 100% responsible disclosure rate.
My bug hunting approach combines automated tools with manual testing techniques to identify vulnerabilities that might be missed by traditional security scans:
Special acknowledgments received for responsible disclosure
Official recognition from NASA for discovering critical vulnerabilities in their systems
📧 Official Letter
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