Preparing Your VPS for Bug Bounty Operations: A Complete Guide

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We need VPS a lot for bug bounty automation because we cannot sit in front of the computer 24/7 and scanning or automation takes a lot of time. Here I will tell you step by step setup of VPS.

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There are many options for backup such as DigitalOcean, Hostinger, Oracle and vultr.

But I will choose veeble.org vps because it is a little cheaper and it accepts payment through UPI so that I do not have to use the card and like other vps, it charges less for the first month and charges more from the second month onwards. It does the same as it will charge the first time, it will charge the next time also.

so Let’s start :-

step 1. First visit to the veeble.com site

step 2. You select according to your budget, I select the basic one (StarterFlex) .

step 3. Select this as per your convenience, I select monthly and go with the default or you can manage something as per your budget.

step 4. In the control panel, select cli (command line only) and in the operating system, select Debian or Ubuntu with which you are comfortable and then continue.

step 5. You can put my promo code in the promotional section.

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step 6. Now you are on the register page. Create an account by entering your name, number, email, password, and addresses. If you have not already created an account, then

step 7. After everything is done, pay the bill and then wait for 1–2 hours, after that the company itself will mail you for the root password and ssh ip address .

step 8. now open the linux or window terminal and type this command

$ ssh root@123.11.11.1

step 9. After connecting via ssh root and password ,now update the repository

$ apt update
$ apt upgrade -y

step 10. Now clone OK-VPS in you’r ssh machine

$ apt-get update -y && apt-get install git -y && git clone https://github.com/mrco24/OK-VPS.git && cd OK-VPS && chmod +x okvps.sh && ./okvps.sh

This repository will install the Recon based tool in your vps machine .

2. Maintaining Active SSH Sessions: Running Commands in the Background Even After Disconnect/close to you’re machine.

step 1. install the Tmux tool so that your tools will run in the background 24/7.

Install tmux (if not already installed):

$ sudo apt-get install tmux

step 2. Start a new tmux session:

$ tmux new -s mysession

step 3. If you want to list a tmux session

$ tmux ls

step 4. Reattach to your tmux session later just type

$ tmux attach -t mysession

step 5. step 3. If you want to exit a trunks session completely

$ exit

Thank you for reading my write-up. I hope you found the information valuable and insightful. If you have any questions or feedback, feel free to reach out. Happy exploring and good luck with your vps .

Aditya singh

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