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Bugbountydash

This dashboard lets people who participate in bug bounties see all of their data in one spot. It's an interactive dashboard that contains information regarding a bug bounty hunters profile and reports on both hackerone and bugcrowd.

Configuration

In order to use bugbountydash, nodejs needs to be installed. If nodejs is not installed on your system, its as easy as brew install nodejs for brew users. For those that don't use OSX, nodejs can be installed by following the instructions listed on this page: https://nodejs.org/en/download/.

Steps for configuring the dashboard:

  1. Modify the config.js.example file to include your credentials.
  2. Rename this file to config.js and you're good to go.
  3. To run the dashboard, node dash.js or nodejs dash.js

The bugbountydashboard looks like this:


Using the dashboard

Simply use the keyboard keys 1, 2, 3, 4 to change tables within the dashboard. Clicking enter on any item will open the relevant URL in your browser.

Questions, comments and suggestions?

Feel free to tweet at me here: @infosec_au

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