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WaybackURLs for Bug Bounty: How to Find Hidden Vulnerabilities & Sensitive Data
About Me
Hi everyone! My name is Satyam Pawale, also known as @hackersatty in the bug bounty world. I started bug hunting in 2024 and have been passionate about finding security vulnerabilities ever since.
This blog is meant to share my experience and help others learn from it. If you like it or have any feedback, feel free to drop a comment below. Let’s get started!
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Introduction
In the world of bug bounty hunting, every extra layer of reconnaissance can uncover hidden vulnerabilities that others might miss. One of the most underrated yet powerful tools for advanced bug bounty hunting is waybackurls. This tool extracts historical URLs from the Wayback Machine (archive.org), allowing hunters to discover forgotten endpoints, sensitive information, and exploitable parameters.
In this guide, we’ll explore how waybackurls can be leveraged to maximize your bug bounty success rate by identifying login pages, authentication endpoints, exposed tokens, and potential XSS/redirect vulnerabilities.
