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131 disclosed reports · $98,650 paid · 131 valid

Every dot is a report; the named ones are the most upvoted. Bright dots were paid a bounty. A report opens its page here: our analysis where there is one, and the link to HackerOne. The status is HackerOne's own outcome; "access needed" is only what a title states.

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131
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131
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Every one of the 131 is a mark on the map. Named now: 1 to 26, most upvoted first.

  1. Confidential data of users and limited metadata of programs and reports accessible via GraphQL#489146HackerOne · 1,033 votesValid
  2. The /reports/:id.json endpoint discloses potentially sensitive user attributes when reporter summary is present#3000510HackerOne · 625 votesValid
  3. Customer private program can disclose email any users through invited via username#807448HackerOne · $7,500 · 589 votesValid
  4. An attacker can can view any hacker email via /SaveCollaboratorsMutation operation name#2032716HackerOne · $12,500 · 429 votesValid
  5. Partial disclosure of report activity through new "Export as .zip" feature#182358HackerOne · $10,000 · 355 votesValid
  6. Information Disclosure in /skills call#188719HackerOne · $10,000 · 287 votesValid
  7. Internal attachments can be exported via "Export as .zip" feature#186230HackerOne · $12,500 · 269 votesValid
  8. Public GitHub repositories for multiple HackerOne managed triage team profiles contain private HackerOne reports information#2937622HackerOne · 226 votesValid
  9. Google Docs link in JS files allows editing & reading survey information#2180521HackerOne · 217 votesValid
  10. Manipulate hacker profile and private program hacktivity to expose your name as researchers who is actively submitting reports with resolve status#654198HackerOne · $500 · 213 votesValid
  11. An invite-only's program submission state is accessible to users no longer part of the program#800109HackerOne · $500 · 194 votesValid
  12. Unauthorized access to metadata of undisclosed reports that were retested#871749HackerOne · 189 votesValid
  13. Disclosure of `payment_transactions` for programs via GraphQL query#707433HackerOne · 178 votesValid
  14. 404-response contains debug-information with all headers#792998HackerOne · 173 votesValid
  15. Total Paid Bounty Paid can be disclose#674757HackerOne · $500 · 168 votesValid
  16. Discrepancy in hacker profile report count may reveal existence of a private program by publishing a report#410015HackerOne · $3,000 · 147 votesValid
  17. Team object in GraphQL disclosed private_comment#978143HackerOne · $2,500 · 146 votesValid
  18. Unauthorized user can obtain `report_sources` attribute through Team GraphQL object#770209HackerOne · $2,500 · 142 votesValid
  19. Disclose any user's private email through API#196655HackerOne · 140 votesValid
  20. Private program disclosure via `vpn_suspended` GraphQL query#715192HackerOne · $2,500 · 138 votesValid
  21. Searching from Hacktivity returns hits for words in limited disclosure reports that are not visible#685909HackerOne · 127 votesValid
  22. Leaked H1's Employees Email addresses,meeting info on private bug bounty program ████████#1285115HackerOne · 118 votesValid
  23. Internal Gitlab Ticket Disclosure via External Slack Channels#1273292HackerOne · 118 votesValid
  24. Emails of invited collaborators are disclosed in full in payload for report participants#269230HackerOne · 112 votesValid
  25. GraphQL field on Team node can be used to determine if External Program runs invite-only program#877642HackerOne · $2,500 · 107 votesValid
  26. Creation of bounties through Customer API leads to private email disclosure#2382120HackerOne · 101 votesValid

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Data as of 2026-11-15. CVE List through 2026-11-15 · EPSS of 2026-11-14 · CISA KEV checked 2026-11-15. Sources: the CVE List, CISA KEV, EPSS, NVD, nuclei templates and public bug bounty data.