# Web PenTest Write-Ups

#### Web PenTest Write-Ups | GET / BountyOrDiy

This page is dedicated to sharing **practical Web Application Penetration Testing write-ups**, based on real-world scenarios and hands-on experience — not just theoretical content.

We focus on:

* 🐞 Step-by-step vulnerability discovery (XSS, IDOR, SQLi, SSRF, Business Logic flaws, etc.)
* 🧠 The attacker mindset and testing methodology
* 🛠️ Tools used and why they were chosen
* 📄 Root cause analysis of each vulnerability
* ✅ Clear impact assessment and remediation recommendations

Our goal at **GET / BountyOrDiy** is to help learners move from *passive reading* to **thinking and acting like real Bug Hunters**.

What you’ll find here:

* 100% practical, hands-on write-ups
* Realistic testing approaches you can apply immediately
* Content suitable for Beginner to Advanced levels

> **Learn. Hack. Document. Repeat.**


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