<ul><li>The 10-Day Bug Bounty Bootcamp's fourth day focused on Workflows, including cloud, GitHub, and Google Dorking.</li><li>GitHub workflows involve locating sensitive information on GitHub where developers often upload confidential data unintentionally.</li><li>Trufflehog is a tool used for identifying sensitive information like API keys in code repositories.</li><li>Cloud Recon, a penetration testing technique, allows testers to examine targets across various cloud platforms like AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure.</li><li>A common issue is unauthorized access to AWS S3 buckets where sensitive data can be exposed.</li><li>Google Dorking can be used to find open S3 buckets by searching for specific terms or patterns in S3 URLs.</li><li>Brute forcing tools like cloud_enum.py can be used to enumerate AWS S3 buckets by guessing common bucket names.</li><li>The session also covered the power of Google Dorking, cloud workflows, and reconnaissance in bug bounty hunting.</li><li>Participants were encouraged to set up Kali or Linux for the next session focusing on practical bug bounty hunting techniques.</li></ul>

Bug Bounty 10-Day Complete Free Training: Day4 – Recon, Cloud, Google Dork Workflows

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