Mastering Nuclei with Automation for Pentest & BugBounty2025

Learning with Automation for Penetration Testing and Bug Bounty 2025

What you'll learn
- Nuclei
- YAML Template Writing
- New YAML Templates
- Burpsuite
- Burpsuite Extensions
- Bash Scripting
- Automation
- Bug Bounty Hunting
- Pentesting Tools
- CVE
- XSS
- RCE
- Sensitive Data Exposure
- Nuclei Workflows
- Nuclei - How to publish your first template

Requirements
- Basic IT Skills
- No Linux, programming or hacking knowledge required.
- Computer with a minimum of 4GB ram/memory & Internet Connection
- Operating System: Windows / OS X / Linux

Description
Welcome to The Mastering Nuclei with Automation for Pentesting and Bug Bounty course.This course opens the doors to those wanting to be ahead in a penetration testing or bug bounty career. This course will prepare learners to take their information security career journey to the next level with exclusive first content to be on top and avoid duplicates. This course covers web application attacks and how to earn bug bounties. There is no prerequisite of prior hacking knowledge, and you will be able to perform web attacks, hunt bugs on live websites, and secure them.

This course is not like other hacking or penetration testing courses with outdated manual techniques. It enables learners to automate Bug Bounties and increases efficiency by teaching automation and industry-oriented techniques.

This course is designed to ensure that the latest content reaches you on time. It will be full of ready-to-use private YAML templates and custom automation scripts to help students achieve bounties.

You will learn about the Nuclei tool, how to write custom templates, and gain access to templates that are not publicly available.

This course is divided into multiple sections, each covering how to hunt, exploit, and mitigate a vulnerability in an ethical manner.

Detailed Breakdown of Course Content

Each section begins with the fundamental principles of how the attack works, exploitation, and how to write a professional report.

Introduction– This section introduces the course, roadmap, and how to get the most out of it.

All About Nuclei– This chapter provides a guide to Nuclei, starting from a beginner's perspective. It explains the limitations of grep and regex tools, the motivation behind using Nuclei, and its foundational workings. Students will learn how to write simple and effective templates for identifying vulnerabilities.

Nuclei Template Writing: Simple GET-based Matcher– This section covers the basics of Nuclei template writing using a GET request. Students will learn how to create a GET-based YAML template to match the output using Nuclei Vulnerability Scanner. It also explains how to match responses in the body and headers of HTTP requests.

Nuclei Template Writing: Simple POST-based Matcher– Similar to the previous section, this covers POST requests. Students will learn how to write POST-based YAML templates to identify vulnerabilities and understand how to match output in HTTP request bodies and headers.

Nuclei New YAML Templates– This section contains exclusive Nuclei templates that are not available in the community repository. Each template will be broken down to explain how vulnerabilities are exploited, internal workings, endpoints, and other parameters. This helps students avoid duplicates and improve the chances of reporting valid vulnerabilities.

After identifying a vulnerability, students will learn how to exploit it for maximum severity and report it professionally.

This course also covers how to start a bug hunting journey on well-known platforms likeBugcrowd, HackerOne, and Open Bug Bounty.

Additionally, students will learn how to hunt and report vulnerabilities toNCIIPC (Government of India), private companies, and responsible disclosure programs.

With this course, you get24/7 support,so if you have any questions, you can post them in the Q&A section, and we will respond as soon as possible.

Notes

This course is created foreducational purposes only.All attacks demonstrated have been ethically reported and fixed.

Testing any website that does not have a Responsible Disclosure Policy is unethical and against the law.The author does not hold any responsibility.

Who this course is for:
- Anybody interested in learning website & web application hacking / penetration testing.
- Any Beginner who wants to start with Penetration Testing
- Any Beginner who wants to start with Bug Bounty Hunting
- Trainer who are willing to start teaching Pentesting
- Any Professional who working in Cyber Security and Pentesting
- Ethical Hackers who wants to learn How OWASP Works
- Beginners in Cyber Security Industry for Analyst Position
- SOC person who is working into a corporate environment
- Developers who wants to fix vulnerabilities and build secure applications
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