After applying throuh multiple job opportunities, and going through its roles and responsibilities in cybersecurity, I realized one thing: consistent upskilling is the key.

This blog shares my interview experience at Be4Breach, where I secured a VAPT Intern role.

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Application Process

I was randomly scrolling through LinkedIn when I saw a hiring post for interns by Be4Breach. Without any delay, I immediately emailed the team with my updated resume.

They offered two roles:

  • Security Engineering Intern
  • VAPT / Red Teaming Intern

Being a part-time bug hunter, I specifically applied for the VAPT role.

On the same day, my interview was scheduled.

Interview Experience:-

  • Duration :- 30–40 min
  • Mode :- Virtual

Interview Questions:-

  • Given two source codes, I was asked to read them and find vulnerabilities.
  • Asked about my approach to testing a website with just a login page.
  • Asked about my approach to testing an e-commerce website.
  • Questions about tools I have developed or worked on.

The best part was that they didn't just rely on theoretical knowledge; they wanted to test my approach and the way I think.

The next day i received a mail that I've been selected for the second round

Round 2 Experience:-

  • I was asked about the most interesting bug I had found.
  • A few questions regarding my projects.

Tips:-

  • Learn AI
  • PortSwigger labs are a must — they give a clear idea about bugs
  • Start reading write-ups and learn some theory about vulnerabilities

Final Thoughts

The interview experience was :-

  • Professional
  • Resume-focused
  • Practical

I really appreciate the quick response from their side during the selection process.