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Automating Bug Bounty with N8n


I was recently introduced to an automation tool called n8n (read nodemation). It’s a no-code automation platform that uses nodes to build workflows and seamlessly integrates with AI. What sets n8n apart from many other automation tools is that it’s open-source, can be self-hosted, and offers nearly limitless integration options.https://n8n.io/While this tool is great for all sorts of automation I wanted to focus on using n8n to automate some of the repetitive steps during bug bounties. There wer

The final step involves taking all of the 200 status responses identified during the directory enumeration process and running Gowitness to capture screenshots. Similar to the directory enumeration step, we run a JavaScript script to generate an array of the screenshot files and calculate the total count. Once this step is complete, whether by printing or zipping screenshots, we notify the user that the workflow has finished and instruct them to check the output channel for the results.

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