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    bbradar Pro guide

    Investigate program targets

    Inspect active scope identities, export targets, and interpret target scores, labels, factor breakdowns, and dupe risk.

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    Open the target inventory

    1. 1

      Find a program

      Use the program catalog or target-aware search and select a result.
    2. 2

      Confirm Pro access

      Stay signed in with the Pro account. Free users see aggregate target counts, while Pro users receive the active identities.
    3. 3

      Scroll to Program Targets

      The section appears below the program summary and shows the last update time plus the number of visible targets.
    4. 4

      Check the upstream policy

      Use Scope source on a target when available. The platform policy remains authoritative if anything differs.
    Sanitized product view
    Program target inventory with Target Opportunity Score, label, breakdown, and dupe risk. Example data and credentials are fictional or redacted; named product controls match the interface.
    Open the program catalogFind a program, then inspect its Program Targets section.

    Filter and inspect targets

    1. 1

      Choose an eligibility view

      Select All targets, Eligible for bounty, or No bounty.
    2. 2

      Search the identities

      Use Search targets to narrow the current program by hostname, package, repository, contract, or other identifier text.
    3. 3

      Choose a target-type tab

      Use All or a normalized type tab such as Domain, URL, Source Code, Mobile, IP Range, or Smart Contract. The count on each tab reflects the current filters.
    4. 4

      Inspect a target card

      Review New, bounty eligibility, scope, wildcard, type, score, label, dupe risk, dates, and the source link when those fields are available.

    Read target intelligence

    Target Intelligence combines target freshness, target type, advertised reward, and public report activity into a score out of 100. The panel shows the score, its label, a factor breakdown, a dupe-risk badge and reason, and a plain-language Why This Target explanation.

    Target label
    Elite Target
    Score
    85–100
    Use
    Review the strongest combined target signals first.
    Target label
    Strong Target
    Score
    70–84
    Use
    Prioritize a target with several favorable signals.
    Target label
    Potential Target
    Score
    50–69
    Use
    Keep it in a broader research shortlist.
    Target label
    Normal
    Score
    0–49
    Use
    Treat it as standard scope and inspect manually.

    Dupe risk runs from Low to High, where higher is worse. Unknown means there is not enough public information for a reliable estimate. A fresh or unusual asset can still be heavily researched, so use the displayed reason rather than the color alone.

    Copy or export scope

    1. 1

      Set the intended filters

      Choose the eligibility view, target-type tab, and search term before exporting.
    2. 2

      Review the selection label and count

      The export panel describes the filtered targets that will be included.
    3. 3

      Copy or download

      Select Copy targets for the clipboard or download the text file for the current selection.
    4. 4

      Recheck authorization

      Treat the export as a working list only. It does not replace the upstream policy or grant permission to test.

    Prefill a target alert

    1. 1

      Select Create target alert

      Use the action beside Program Targets. bbradar opens Notification Rules with Target changes enabled and the program added to the draft.
    2. 2

      Review the prepared draft

      Confirm the match mode, target-change types, Telegram delivery, program include, and any opportunity or dupe-risk filters.
    3. 3

      Save the prepared rule

      Select Save prepared rule in the preparation banner or Save Rules in the Current rule panel.
    4. 4

      Confirm the save

      Do not leave until the page shows the saved confirmation. Opening the prefilled page alone changes nothing.