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156 disclosed reports · $98,650 paid · 131 valid · 16 informative · 8 duplicate · 1 N/A

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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156
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131
paid a bounty
46

Every one of the 156 is a mark on the map. Named now: 79 to 104, most upvoted first.

  1. Report invitation links not restricted to any existing user#214839HackerOne · $500 · 39 votesValid
  2. Two-factor authentication bypass lead to information disclosure about the program and all hackers participate#2486086HackerOne · 37 votesDuplicate
  3. Invitation token leaks to https://bat.bing.com#301526HackerOne · 36 votesValid
  4. Information leakage of private program#159526HackerOne · $500 · 35 votesValid
  5. Program Email Nofication settings ignored when being added as an external contributor#645264HackerOne · 34 votesValid
  6. Timing attack towards endpoints on the web without CSRF#348168HackerOne · 34 votesDuplicate
  7. Private information exposed through GraphQL search endpoints aggregates#1838329HackerOne · 32 votesValid
  8. Hackers can reveal the names of private programs that have an external link and Enterprise Product Edition#1130235HackerOne · 32 votesValid
  9. Attacker can claim credentials for private program that has a published external program#449680HackerOne · 32 votesValid
  10. Internal usage of AdBlockPlus may expose PoC URLs to unknown third-parties#395518HackerOne · 32 votesValid
  11. View Any Program's Team Members through GET https://hackerone.com/invitations/#283014HackerOne · $1,000 · 32 votesValid
  12. Invitation tokens leak to Google Analytics#237262HackerOne · 32 votesValid
  13. Information disclosure - Feedback is accessible on Public profile even after 'disallowed' at https://hackerone.com/settings/feedback#1264725HackerOne · 30 votesValid
  14. A small set of users were assigned someone else's payout preference#498845HackerOne · 30 votesValid
  15. Disclosure of h1 challenges name through the calendar#488643HackerOne · 29 votesValid
  16. Program profile metrics endpoint contains mean time to triage, even when turned off#289568HackerOne · 29 votesValid
  17. Private invitation links/tokens leak to third-party analytics site#1491127HackerOne · $500 · 28 votesValid
  18. Can read features from any user#316810HackerOne · $250 · 28 votesValid
  19. Program profile_metrics.json contains time to triage for deptofdefense even it's turned off#318399HackerOne · $250 · 27 votesValid
  20. Able To Check The Exact Bounty Balance of any Bug Bounty Program#293593HackerOne · 27 votesDuplicate
  21. Information Disclosure when /invitations/<token>.json is not yet accepted#290930HackerOne · 25 votesValid
  22. resolved bugs in a program are public despite the program settings#270993HackerOne · 25 votesValid
  23. report id is exposed for undisclosed reports in Hacktivity#493484HackerOne · 24 votesInformative
  24. User object in GraphQL exposes number of trial reports for External Programs that also have a Private Program#350964HackerOne · 24 votesValid
  25. Transitioning a Private Program to Public Does Not Clear Previously Private Updates to Hackers#210190HackerOne · $500 · 24 votesValid
  26. Ability to enumerate private programs using SAML#167828HackerOne · 24 votesValid

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