This tweet humorously describes a bug hunter's checklist when hunting for security vulnerabilities. The focus is on finding a Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) vulnerability in a production environment. After finding SSRF, the next step is to bypass the Web Application Firewall (WAF) that protects the application. Successfully bypassing the WAF is crucial for demonstrating the exploit's viability in a real-world scenario. The hunter then reports the critical vulnerability to the vendor or responsible party. Finally, the humorous twist is remembering to sleep, highlighting the intense and demanding nature of bug bounty hunting. While this tweet doesn't provide specific technical details or payloads used for bypassing a WAF, it emphasizes the typical stages in bug hunting involving SSRF and WAF bypass.
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