OP 18 July, 2025 - 09:35 AM
hi guys,
I find a really useful tool and thought I'd share.
Most of you probably know ZoomEye – it's a search engine for internet-exposed assets, like Shodan.
A few days ago, they quietly rolled out a new feature called BugBounty Radar – a powerful new tool for discovering and monitoring assets across top bug bounty platforms like HackerOne, Bugcrowd, Intigriti, YesWeHack, and OpenBugBounty.
I'm around with it, and it seriously makes vulnerability hunting way easier. Just yesterday, I found a vuln and submitted it to HackerOne, still waiting for confirmation.
But I'm hearing more and more people are watching the "Changed" and "new" results like hawks – whoever reports it first gets the bounty, obviously.
If you wanna try it out, here's my pricing link – you'll automatically get 5% off at checkout.
https://www.zoomeye.ai/pricing?aff=INVITE-EEV4-629C
Here's the good stuff – no need to dive into every feature, just two powerful ones you should know about:
1. Search by CVE across bug bounty targets
Example: bugbounty.source="all" && vul.cve="CVE-2025-5777"
This lets you search live assets listed on bug bounty platforms, and filter them by specific CVEs. Super efficient for targeting known vulnerabilities.
![[Image: qTFPEt3.png]](https://i.imgur.com/qTFPEt3.png)
2. Asset changes tracked in real time
"Changed": same domain, but the components changed
"New": new assets popped up since the last scan (these are gold mines if you're quick)
The "New" and "Changed" tags are where most people are focusing now. Get in early, and you might be the first to find a bug no one else has noticed yet. Guys, happy hunting!
![[Image: qqB8DBp.png]](https://i.imgur.com/qqB8DBp.png)
I find a really useful tool and thought I'd share.
Most of you probably know ZoomEye – it's a search engine for internet-exposed assets, like Shodan.
A few days ago, they quietly rolled out a new feature called BugBounty Radar – a powerful new tool for discovering and monitoring assets across top bug bounty platforms like HackerOne, Bugcrowd, Intigriti, YesWeHack, and OpenBugBounty.
I'm around with it, and it seriously makes vulnerability hunting way easier. Just yesterday, I found a vuln and submitted it to HackerOne, still waiting for confirmation.
But I'm hearing more and more people are watching the "Changed" and "new" results like hawks – whoever reports it first gets the bounty, obviously.
If you wanna try it out, here's my pricing link – you'll automatically get 5% off at checkout.
https://www.zoomeye.ai/pricing?aff=INVITE-EEV4-629C
Here's the good stuff – no need to dive into every feature, just two powerful ones you should know about:
1. Search by CVE across bug bounty targets
Example: bugbounty.source="all" && vul.cve="CVE-2025-5777"
This lets you search live assets listed on bug bounty platforms, and filter them by specific CVEs. Super efficient for targeting known vulnerabilities.
2. Asset changes tracked in real time
"Changed": same domain, but the components changed
"New": new assets popped up since the last scan (these are gold mines if you're quick)
The "New" and "Changed" tags are where most people are focusing now. Get in early, and you might be the first to find a bug no one else has noticed yet. Guys, happy hunting!