bb-methodology

A bug bounty methodology prevents rabbit holes by enforcing a structured, non-linear five-phase workflow with strict exit criteria. It guides hunters through Recon, Mapping, Discovery, Proof, and Reporting to consistently identify high-impact vulnerabilities.

To eliminate false positives during vulnerability research, apply validation discipline using marker usage, body-diff verification, and statistical sampling. These quality gates enforce rigorous reproduction standards across multiple toolsets to verify findings.

To find logic flaws during red teaming, apply a critical thinking framework that uses What-If experiments to reverse-engineer developer psychology. This methodology identifies underlying logic flaws by analyzing developer assumptions and predicting edge-case application behaviors.

Pentesting workflows using this methodology require structured engagement-type confirmation and rigorous reproduction standards. The non-linear workflow demands validation across multiple toolsets to maintain accuracy and eliminate false positives across different engagement types.

This security methodology operates without dependencies and integrates across multiple toolsets. It functions as an orchestrator for existing pentesting and red teaming tools, applying validation discipline rather than requiring specific software installations.