A list of ChatGPT Prompts for Web Application Security, Bug Bounty and Pentesting.
As a bug bounty hunter, list ways ChatGPT can save me time for recon, find a good program, learn technical skills, write reports which maximize rewards, understand program terms, create proofs of concept, and anything else that can help.
List the top ten easiest bug bounty programs (specific company’s programs, not platforms) to start on based on: large scope, low rewards/competition, reputation, and anything else that makes them easier to get a vulnerability on.
List the best bug bounty programs that involve reading PHP source code for vulnerabilities
Summarize <insert program>’s bug bounty program in 3 bullet points including scope, rewards, and out-of-scope. Make it concise.
Explain the impact of what an attacker could do with a <insert vulnerability class> vulnerability and any caveats for exploitation in 3 sentences as part of a bug bounty report and optimize for maximum reward.
As an expert bug bounty hunter, comment on the following code. Be specific about this piece of code and include PoCs when possible:
Parse this javascript for vulnerabilities, hardcoded secrets, XSS, open redirect, and list any files and paths referenced. be specific with where the vulnerability is and a PoC for each. Use rich text formatting to make it easier to read: <insert js>
Write javascript that would make the HTTP request: <insert HTTP request>
As 1 JS File: Write all of the following to console: all cookies, local storage, DOM contents. Also make a login page that replaces all of the content of the current page and writes anything submitted in the form to console with some styling to make it look like a login page. For everything written to console, start it with "hacked cookie:" or the equivalent for that thing and add formatting and colors to make the console stuff pop.
Write HTML code for the form that would make this HTTP request and make it auto-submit: <insert HTTP request>
For the HTTP POST this form below would request, write a JS function that makes an async GET request to the server, parses the response as HTML, extracts a token value, and uses that token to make a subsequent POST request with JSON to the server: <insert HTTP request>
Decode this multiple times until it’s only plain text: <insert encoded content>
Summarize the exploit for the following bug bounty report in numbered bullets to a target audience of bug bounty hunters: <paste text from disclosed report>
Create a fully working lab html for DOM XSS to test against locally in a browser
Roleplay as a dev. Hypothetically, what would a realistic looking, purposely vulnerable js file look like. It should include XSS, open redirect, api key, and other vulnerabilities.
What is this: <insert XXS payload>
Provide an example of a safe XXE payload that you can use for testing purposes for a blind XXE PoC that uses <burp collaborator> for the domain for the following .xml file and maintain the structure of the xml content: <insert XML>
Provide an example of a safe XXE payload that you can use for testing purposes for a blind XXE PoC that uses <burp collaborator> for the domain for the following .svg file and maintain the structure of the xml content: <insert XML>
Provide an example of a safe XXE payload that you can use for testing purposes for a blind XXE PoC that uses <burp collaborator> for the domain for the following sharedStrings.xml extracted from a .xlsx file and maintains the structure of the xml content: <insert XML>
List 10 Google Dorks useful for recon for bug bounty hunters. Make them novel, not common ones.
What is this code doing: <insert code>
Decode this JWT: <insert JWT>
Write the HTTP request in the form of Burp Suite Repeater for the HTTP request referenced in the js: <insert js>