Bug Bounties With Bash - VirSecCon2020 Talk

My talk from VirSecCon2020 :)

[Gold_fi]

like seriously ..how I wish you do this more often- cos you're one of the best

[GeorgeDran]

This guy is real MVP, amazing job on NahamCon2021! Thank you and please make more videos.

[marcostorres]

out on the porch, sippin on some hot cocoa and learnin bash scriptin ♥ thank you for an awesome vid

[procybr]

No easier and cooler way to learn the command line from a real “Keyboard Cowboy”! Awesome work, your videos are much appreciated!

[husseinyoussef]

Would you say that learning bash in depth makes sense right now with LLMs emerging that can write great complex bash scripts from prompts?

[ujjwalbansal]

I don't know why people like you with so much expertise in the field is having such a few subscribers! Why people are not seeing these JEMS on the internet. Trying to learn a lot from you keeps making such stuff for us.

[peterluke]

Criminally underrated channel, keep it up man great content.

[maxb.]

you are the real deal and should be 100x more popular. please dont stop making these

[JJ-dzne]

Wow, you're great at explaining things. Excellent video!

[MesonoxianVlad]

Great talk Tom. I always learn something new from your videos and I really appreciate your content. Cheers.

i saw the pdf late but it seems fascinating, thx for ur interest and presentation

[whativelearnedthisweek]

loved the video bro. I hope to see more about VIM and BASH tips on your channel. I swear to God, I could spent hours watching this kind of content.

[angeldev]

Thanks so much for your talks, you are a true inspiration for most of us.

[badrelmazaz]

please make more content like this I love your way to teach it's brilliant, thanks

[Daniel-wbmm]

All I want for Christmas is for you to do more of these/ stream on Twitch!

[kavishgour]

Thanks Tom. This is awesome. May you achieve more success in your life.

[soufianta]

Returning something else than 0 doesn’t always mean that command fails (it depends on the implementation of the return value in the program itself). Example: grep/egrep can return something else than 0 if it doesn’t find anything matching your query (that doesn’t mean that it fails) because it just depends on how the return value has been implemented (based on conditional cases). Nice vid btw

[leisureclub_]

Much Love Tomnomnom .. You are one of my fav hunter @ Keep Rocking ! I just tried exiting vim & it is not hard as I noticed people tweeting..lol

[padaloni]

you're an inspiration dude. love your work and thanks for sharing!

[clay]

that's amazing, I enjoyed to watch out. thanks a lot man