security-arsenal

You can find security payloads for vulnerability testing in this repository, which covers attack vectors like XSS, SSRF, SQLi, XXE, NoSQLi, command injection, and SSTI to assist in identifying and validating findings.

To bypass security defenses during bug bounty hunting, you can utilize documented bypass techniques and tables provided for countering filters in scenarios like XSS, SQLi, path traversal, HTTP smuggling, and MFA bypass.

Bypass techniques for HTTP smuggling and WebSocket vulnerabilities are included as reference tables, assisting bug bounty hunters in validating findings and evading security defenses in these specific attack scenarios.

Yes, you need prior security knowledge to use these penetration testing payloads, as the repository requires familiarity with security concepts and vulnerability testing tools to effectively identify and validate findings.

You validate IDOR and path traversal findings by applying the specific security payloads and bypass tables provided, which assist in confirming vulnerabilities during your bug bounty hunting process.

The best way to format bug bounty submission reports is to follow the provided submission rules, which offer guidelines for submitting vulnerability findings effectively after identifying and validating them.