Explore the world of ethical hacking and bug bounties with Jack Cable, a renowned security researcher and student, in this hour-long interview. Gain insights into Cable's background, methodology, and experiences hacking the US government as he discusses his journey from finding his first bug to becoming an advisor on election security. Learn about government bounty programs, tools for bug hunting, asset management, and criteria for ethical hacking. Discover valuable resources for aspiring bug bounty hunters, including tips on overcoming imposter syndrome and burnout. Get advice on how to start in the field, understand the importance of collaboration and mentorship, and explore recommended cybersecurity books. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced hacker, this comprehensive discussion offers valuable insights into the world of ethical hacking and bug bounties.
Bug Bounty Methodology and Hacking the US Government - Interview with Jack Cable
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Meet Jack Cable
How did it feel to find your first bug
Is hacking a scam
How did you hear about bug bounties
How did you learn these different vulnerabilities
Do you study cybersecurity in college
Has school affected your success
Do you have any certifications
Do you play any CTFs
How did your work with the government start
How did it feel to be an advisor on election security
Whats next for Jack
Hacking the government
Government Bounty Programs
Should the Government Pay for Critical Bugs
Tools for Bug Hunting
Asset Management
Criteria for Hacking
Collaboration
Mentors
Bug Bounty Resources
Imposter Syndrome
How to overcome imposter syndrome
How to overcome burnout
Jacks hobbies
Favorite books
Cybersecurity books
Advice for new hackers
Outro
Taught by
NahamSec
