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Claude Code powers automated bug bounty hunting framework

An open-source framework called Claude Bug Bounty leverages Anthropic's Claude Code to automate bug bounty hunting tasks. The tool uses specialized sub-agents to perform reconnaissance, fuzzing, and validation, allowing users to initiate scans with plain English commands. In a 90-minute test on HackerOne, the framework identified 47 subdomains, two candidate IDOR vulnerabilities, and drafted a medium-severity bug report that was submitted for triage with minimal edits. AI

IMPACT Automates complex security tasks, potentially lowering the barrier to entry for bug bounty hunting and increasing efficiency.

RANK_REASON This is a new open-source tool that integrates an existing AI model for a specific task.

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Claude Code powers automated bug bounty hunting framework

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  1. dev.to — Claude Code tag TIER_1 English(EN) · gpt ai clips ·

    I Pointed Claude Code at HackerOne and It Drafted a Valid Bug Report in 90 Minutes

    <p>Bug bounty hunting used to be a hand-cramping cycle of <code>ffuf</code>, <code>nuclei</code>, <code>httpx</code>, and a forty-tab browser. This weekend I wired all of it behind one Claude Code agent and walked away with a draft report queued for HackerOne triage. Here is the …