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How To Become a YesWeHack Hunter

Learn the key steps to become a hunter on the platform

Updated over a week ago

Why Become a Hunter?

  • Earn rewards for finding vulnerabilities

  • Learn and grow by working on real-world systems

  • Join a trusted community of ethical hackers worldwide

  • Make the internet safer for everyone


Step 1: Create Your YesWeHack Account

  • Sign up as a Hunter

  • Complete your profile — include your skills and experience to access more programs

ℹ️ To know how to sign up on the YesWeHack platform, click here.

Note: YesWeHack requires identity verification (KYC) for researchers to submit reports and be invited to private programs.


Step 2: Read and accept the Code of Conduct

Before you start hunting, you must read and accept the YesWeHack Code of Conduct. This is mandatory for all users and ensures responsible interaction on the platform:

  • Respect the confidentiality of data and systems

  • Do not exploit vulnerabilities beyond what is necessary to demonstrate the issue

  • Test only within the defined scope of the program

  • Communicate clearly, professionally, and constructively

  • Do not disrupt service availability (e.g., no DoS/DDoS)

  • Comply with all applicable laws and regulations

Please click “I have read and accept” before accessing the platform.

ℹ️ Click here to read the YesWeHack Code of conduct.

ℹ️ If you already have an account, you can review the Code of Conduct anytime in your notifications (“Messages” tab):


Step 3: You’re new to bug bounty and want to practice?

Here are some tools and documentation to help you get started:

  • Start Hunting – Your entry point to bug bounty with guides, tools, and practice labs.

  • Learn Bug Bounty Blog – Tutorials on common vulnerabilities (XSS, SQLi, CSRF, SSRF, etc.) and methodology tips.

  • Quick Guides – Practical techniques like parameter discovery and reconnaissance.

  • Report Writing Tips – Learn how to structure clear, professional reports.

  • YesWeHack Dojo – Practice in a training environment (accessible here).

ℹ️ Find all blog articles here.


Step 4: Begin with Dojo Challenges

Before jumping into real programs, we recommend starting with YesWeHack Dojo.

Start by submitting a report on a Dojo challenge.
Dojo offers safe, hands-on challenges designed to help you practice and sharpen your skills without any risk.

  • Access Dojo challenges here

  • Complete challenges and submit your first Report (on the DOJO) to learn common vulnerabilities and reporting techniques

  • Build confidence before moving to real-world programs.

Once you’ve mastered this step, you’ll be ready to submit reports on public programs.


Step 5: Submit Your First Report

Once you’re comfortable with the YesWeHack Dojo, browse “My programs” tab. These are open to all hunters.

  • Click on a program card to learn more

  • Read each program’s Scope and Rules carefully before testing

ℹ️ To know how to select a Bug Bounty program, click here.

ℹ️ Once you build a reputation, you’ll get invite to private programs.

Pro tip: A good report includes:

  • Steps to reproduce the vulnerability

  • Impact and severity

  • Suggested remediation

  • Use clear, structured language

ℹ️ To know more about Reports' Metadata and Title generation, click here


Step 6: Build Your Reputation

  • Deliver quality reports.

  • Stay active and responsive to program updates: scopes, reward grids, and rules can change — always check the latest details before testing

  • Engage with the community on our platform

ℹ️ It is possible to collaborate between hunters, learn more here.

Submitting more high-quality reports helps you get recognized as a trusted hunter and invited to more programs.


Pro Tips

  • Always test within the defined scope

  • Follow the rules of the platform

  • Keep learning — security evolves fast

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