A structured, visual bug bounty methodology framework built using a JSON-based tree viewer to help security researchers plan, track, and execute real-world attack workflows .
This project transforms traditional notes and checklists into an interactive attack map , allowing you to systematically navigate every stage of bug hunting — from reconnaissance to exploitation.
Bug bounty hunting is not about running tools randomly — it’s about following a structured methodology .
However, most resources today are:
- Scattered across blogs, notes, and cheat sheets
- Difficult to follow consistently
- Easy to forget critical steps
This framework solves that by providing:
- A clear visual workflow
- A step-by-step attack path
- A way to organize and track testing progress
- 🌳 JSON-Based Tree Structure
- Fully customizable methodology
- Easy to expand and modify
- 🧭 End-to-End Workflow
- Recon → Enumeration → Analysis → Exploitation → Reporting
- 🔀 Structured Attack Paths
- Organized testing strategies for:
- Web applications
- APIs
- Authentication
- Cloud targets
- 🛠️ Tool Mapping
- Associate steps with tools like:
- Amass
- Subfinder
- httpx
- ffuf
- nuclei
- 🧠 Methodology-Driven Approach
- Focus on what to test next , not just tools
- Bug bounty hunters building a consistent workflow
- Pentesters managing complex engagements
- Beginners learning structured security testing
- Advanced researchers mapping attack chains