Hey everyone 👋

If you're new to web app hacking, bug bounty hunting, or penetration testing and feeling overwhelmed by all the tools techniques — I just published a guide that might help you get some clarity.
Read: Web Application Hacking: Where do I Even Start?

What’s inside:

• A mind map of real-world attack vectors
• Server-side exploits like SQLi, RCE, RFI, Path Traversal, and more
• Client-side bugs: XSS types, browser and DNS tricks
• Tool recommendations: Burp, FFUF, ParamSpider, etc.
• Practical advice to start slow, stay consistent, and not get discouraged

It’s written in plain English, and ideal for:

• People learning hacking through TryHackMe / PortSwigger / HTB
• Security beginners who want a clear roadmap
• Anyone stuck in tutorial hell and unsure where to go next

Whether you're chasing bounties or just curious about how web attacks work, this article gives you a grounded starting point.

Let me know what you think, and I’m happy to answer any questions.