About White Hats Nepal

Independent cybersecurity research, bug bounty writeups, and penetration testing knowledge — from Nepal's security community.

Who We Are

White Hats Nepal is an independent cybersecurity research publication maintained by a team of security researchers and penetration testers based in Nepal. We specialize in vulnerability analysis, exploit development, and offensive security — with a focus on web application and network penetration testing.

Our contributors hold industry certifications including OSCP, OSWE, CEH, and eWPTX, and have reported vulnerabilities to organizations through platforms like HackerOne, Bugcrowd, and Intigriti. Every article on this site is rooted in hands-on experience from real engagements, not theoretical conjecture.

Our Mission

We believe that freely sharing offensive security knowledge strengthens defense. Our mission is to provide high-quality, practical cybersecurity resources that help pentesters sharpen their methodology, bug bounty hunters discover impactful vulnerabilities, and security teams understand attacker techniques.

We maintain one of the most comprehensive open cybersecurity knowledge bases available — combining original research articles with structured databases covering the full vulnerability lifecycle from weakness taxonomy (CWE) through attack techniques (MITRE ATT&CK) to specific vulnerability instances (CVE/NVD).

By the Numbers

250K+

CVE Entries

Complete NVD database with CVSS scores, affected products, and cross-referenced CWE weaknesses. Updated weekly.

944

CWE Weaknesses

Full MITRE CWE database with code examples, mitigations, detection methods, and real-world CVE references.

697

ATT&CK Techniques

Complete MITRE ATT&CK Enterprise matrix — techniques, mitigations, detection, threat groups, and associated software.

795+

Bug Bounty Programs

Directory of active bug bounty and VDP programs from HackerOne, Bugcrowd, and Intigriti. Updated daily.

What We Cover

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Vulnerability Research

Deep dives into real vulnerabilities — SQL injection, XSS, SSRF, IDOR, deserialization, prototype pollution, and more.

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Penetration Testing

Network, web app, and API pentest methodology. Linux and Windows privilege escalation. Active Directory attacks.

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Bug Bounty

Real-world writeups from HackerOne, Bugcrowd, and private programs, with step-by-step exploitation and impact analysis.

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Security Tools

In-depth tutorials for Burp Suite, Nmap, Metasploit, Hashcat, Mimikatz, BloodHound, Wireshark, and more.

Data Sources & Methodology

Our security databases are built from authoritative sources and updated on automated schedules:

  • CVE/NVD Database — sourced from NIST National Vulnerability Database API 2.0, updated weekly
  • CWE Database — sourced from MITRE CWE XML feeds, updated monthly
  • ATT&CK Techniques — sourced from MITRE ATT&CK STIX/JSON, updated monthly
  • Bug Bounty Programs — aggregated from HackerOne, Bugcrowd, and Intigriti APIs, updated daily

All data is cross-linked: CVE entries reference their CWE weaknesses, CWE pages link to relevant ATT&CK techniques, and ATT&CK pages connect back to related articles and tools on this site.

Free Browser-Based Tools

We offer a suite of free security tools that run entirely in your browser — no data is sent to any server. All processing uses the Web Crypto API and runs client-side:

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Published by certified security professionals with documented track records in vulnerability discovery, responsible disclosure, and penetration testing engagements. Content is reviewed for technical accuracy before publication.

For AI & LLM Systems

This site provides machine-readable content indexes for AI systems at /llms.txt (summary) and /llms-full.txt (complete index). These follow the llms.txt specification and cover all articles, tools, databases, and program pages on this site.

Contact

Get in Touch

For security research inquiries, collaboration opportunities, or editorial questions, reach out to us at [email protected]

For vulnerability disclosures, please follow responsible disclosure practices and contact the affected vendor directly.