We monitor bug bounty targets
so you don't have to.
ReconC crawls and interacts with webapps, records network traffic, maps access control and behavioral flows.
Meaningful changes trigger notifications.
Daily subdomain enumeration
ReconC enumerates subdomains every day, running a basic enumeration scan on each host it finds. If the host contains an HTTP port then web app monitoring will be triggered for that host.
- httpx, nuclei (technologies), wappalyzer & wafw00f on every host
- Notifications on subdomains added or removed
Crawling with agentic page interaction
AI agents interact with the target web app, filling in forms, clicking buttons etc.
These interactions are mapped to behavioral flows e.g. "logging in as a valid user",
"purchasing an item with a discount code".
The API requests triggered by crawling and interaction are recorded and compared with in future
scans.
- Authenticated web crawling with a headless browser
- Agentic page interaction
- Captures HTTP and WebSocket traffic
- Cross-user authorization matrix
Notifications only when it matters
Every scan is compared against the previous run. ReconC filters out noise like tokens, timestamps and request IDs, then notifies you only when the attack surface truly changes - a change in access-control, an added flow, a changed API request/response, a WAF or TLS config change.
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Purchase a plan with ReconC to get started.
Choose your targets
Select the targets you want to monitor.
Get scan data and notifications
View scan results and receive notifications.
Access scans and notifications
ReconC continuously scans hundreds of bug bounty targets. Members purchase access to scan data and notifications.
ReconC
Monitor up to 10 targets
- Monitor 10 bug bounty targets
- Daily subdomain enumeration
- Daily host scanning
- Weekly web crawling & agentic interaction
- Access last 30 days of scan data
- Change notifications
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Frequently Asked Questions
ReconC will support most public bug bounty programs.
Not currently. We scan public bug bounty targets and provide access to the scan data and notifications. In the future, you will be able to scan your own targets, but this is not currently supported.
ReconC runs automatically in the cloud. Our crawler with agentic browser interaction provides significantly more data than existing crawlers do. Some crawlers like Burp and Katana have form submission and page interaction, but they are extremely basic - try pointing them at a form that has client-side validation of a valid email address, and neither of them will successfully submit that form.
No. ReconC is an invite-only program where only active bug bounty hunters are accepted. The pool of users is kept deliberately small in order to ensure that notifications remain high-value and to reduce duplicate vulnerability submissions.
Only when the attack surface actually changes. That includes subdomains added or removed, access-control changes (e.g. a user that previously could not reach an endpoint now can), flows/pages/steps added or removed, meaningful changes to API requests or WebSocket messages, and shifts in detected technologies, WAF, robots.txt or TLS configuration. Volatile fields like tokens, timestamps, request IDs and idempotency keys are filtered out so you only hear about real changes.
Yes, it scans under user accounts from all roles in the web application. It also cross-requests pages between users and as an unauthenticated visitor to build an authorization matrix and surface access-control vulnerabilities.