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Can i make money for hacking websites ? - ＡｎｏｎＲｏｂｏｔ - Jan 13, 2014
hello HF
so yes basicly that is is my question can i make money hacking websites with out a certificate i mean i am pretty good with web application security (thanks to you HF all those SQLI XSS Tuts really helped 😉 ) i have exploited many websites and rooted there servers and i know all the basic Sqli xss RFI LFI etc..
so i was just wondering can i hack and exploit websites/systems and fix it for money.
Note: I dont have a certificate 🙃
* - Avocado - Jan 13, 2014
Bug bounties are probably your best bet.
* - Canonsx130 - Jan 13, 2014
Well you can try finding vulnerabilities and contacting the website admin and if you are lucky, you might get paid. But in 90% of the cases, you will simply be ignored. Or you can take a look at bounty programs by Google and other big companies who pays HUGE amounts of money for successfully reporting vulnerabilities within their system but I don't know whether you have reached that level. Anyways good luck!
* - HaxOr❤ - Jan 13, 2014
Ofc you can. Sell databases, root access etc.
Many ways to make some money. :)
* - ＡｎｏｎＲｏｂｏｔ - Jan 13, 2014
Thanks guys this is really help full :) i love you HF
* - Sky - Jan 13, 2014
I've easily made over $2,300-$2,500 just by taking blackhat jobs (Stealing databases, recovering personal accounts to order etc), so yes, it is.
~Arcane 🤝
* - Natalie Portman - Jan 13, 2014
There are ways to make a shit-ton of money (10-20k) from a single website, but unfortunately talking about stuff like that isn't allowed here.
The best way that is allowed to be discussed here would probably be setting up an adfly redirect that then redirects back to the website, using cookies to make sure it doesn't re-redirect people.
Alternatively you could just use a simple PPC system by placing banner ads on the website.