Learn how to set up an Ubuntu environment for penetration testing and bug bounty automation in this 22-minute video tutorial. Configure a DigitalOcean droplet, use Putty for remote access, create batch and script aliases, and establish an efficient file folder structure. Gain insights into essential tools and resources, including NahamSec's BBHT script and .bash_profile. Follow along to optimize your cybersecurity workflow and enhance your bug bounty hunting capabilities.
Setting Up Ubuntu for Pentest and Bug Bounty Automation
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Creating a droplet
Putty
Batch Aliases
Script Aliases
File Folder Structure Example
Outro
Taught by
NahamSec
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