🎯 WEEKLY BRIEF
BIGGGGG opportunites this week.
High paing SaaS, Crypto, and Web programs are active, which means there is plenty of room for API bugs, auth issues, and business logic flaws. AI and blockchain targets especially continue to expand their attack surface.
Pick one program, read the scope, and focus on making an impact.
One good report > > > > ten teeny ones.
LETS STARTTTT HACKINGGGGGGG 🙃
🚀 TOP PROGRAMS TO HACK THIS WEEK
Here are five programs for you to start hacking this week!
Program | Platform | Asset Type | Max Bounty 🔥 |
|---|---|---|---|
HackerOne | SaaS / Web / Mobile / AI Agents | $150,000 | |
HackerOne | Web / Mobile / API | $31,250 | |
HackerOne | Mobile Games / Web Domains | $2,000 | |
Bugcrowd | Web / API / Cryptography | $12,000 | |
HackenProof | Blockchain / TypeScript SDK | $20,000 |
📅 Upcoming CTFs
Name | Time | About |
|---|---|---|
Fri, 20 Feb. 2026, 05:30 UTC Sun, 22 Feb. 2026, 05:30 UTC | 48 hour CTF organized by BITSkrieg. Categories include Web, Rev, Crypto, Forensics, PWN, and OSINT. | |
Fri, 20 Feb. 2026, 18:30 UTC Sun, 22 Feb. 2026, 18:30 UTC | Aimed at nostalgia for old internet sites, sponsored by Binary Ninja | |
Sat, 21 Feb. 2026, 00:00 UTC Sun, 22 Feb. 2026, 13:00 UTC | Beginner friendly CTF managed by students in Taiwan. Open to all. |
⚠️ Cyber News
Hackers are using a fake fix to trick people into running a dangerous command into their computers. This command uses a common network tool to secretly download malware through the Internets address system. Making the victim do the work, the attack will go past most anti-virus software.
Fake repairs - Users are tricked into copy and pasting a command to fix a fake error or CAPTCHA
Hidden downloads - The attack uses DNS to hide the malware download in plain sight.
Self Infection - Because the user runs the command themselves, the computers built in guards don’t block it.