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Vulnerability Chaining for Higher Impact

Combine low-severity findings into high-impact exploit chains and demonstrate business impact.

What is Vulnerability Chaining?

Vulnerability chaining combines multiple lower-severity vulnerabilities into a single exploit chain with a higher overall impact. A chain of SSRF + IMDS access + IAM credential theft has far greater impact than any individual component rated alone.

Why Chains Matter in Bug Bounties

Programs reward impact, not individual bug count. A low-severity XSS combined with a self-XSS bypass + CSRF to trigger it may constitute an account takeover chain worth high/critical reward instead of three separate low-severity submissions.

All lessons in this course

  1. Reading Bug Bounty Scopes and Rules
  2. Writing High-Quality Bug Reports
  3. Vulnerability Chaining for Higher Impact
  4. Ethics, Responsible Disclosure, and Legal Considerations
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