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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
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46

Every one of the 156 is a mark on the map. Named now: 131 to 156, most upvoted first.

  1. Search query text, including from potentially undisclosed reports, sent to Google Analytics on Inbox query page#280770HackerOne · 9 votesValid
  2. Information disclosure via policy update notifications after removal from program#177484HackerOne · 9 votesValid
  3. Disclosure of external users invited to a specific report#157699HackerOne · 9 votesValid
  4. "early preview" programs disclosure#29185HackerOne · 9 votesInformative
  5. Information disclosure#350432HackerOne · 8 votesDuplicate
  6. Leakage badges on disabled user#325594HackerOne · 8 votesInformative
  7. Private Program all members disclosed#283309HackerOne · 8 votesDuplicate
  8. Information leakage - Private reports cached by Google#80118HackerOne · 8 votesInformative
  9. Ability to see common response titles of other teams (limited)#31383HackerOne · 8 votesValid
  10. Report title autocompletion#263HackerOne · 8 votesValid
  11. Deleted name still present via mouseover functionality for user accounts#127914HackerOne · 7 votesValid
  12. Partial disclosure of undisclosed programs through <meta> tags#302620HackerOne · 6 votesInformative
  13. Information Disclosure which violate program privacy#313075HackerOne · 5 votesInformative
  14. Private Program Disclosure in /:handle/settings/allow_report_submission.json endpoint#116798HackerOne · 5 votesValid
  15. Minimum bounty of a private program is visible for users that were removed from the program#94336HackerOne · 5 votesValid
  16. Minor Bug: Public un-compiled CSS with original sass, versioning, source map, comments, etc.#90367HackerOne · 5 votesValid
  17. Reputation gain split by company can be used to track the existence of otherwise undisclosed reports#311449HackerOne · 4 votesN/A
  18. Disclosure of private programs that have an "external" page on HackerOne#124611HackerOne · 4 votesValid
  19. Email Address Leak#123170HackerOne · 4 votesDuplicate
  20. Distinguish EP+Private vs Private programs in HackerOne#118965HackerOne · 4 votesValid
  21. HackerOne Private Programs users disclosure and de-anonymous-ize#92716HackerOne · 4 votesInformative
  22. Number of invited researchers disclosed as part of JSON search response#80597HackerOne · 4 votesValid
  23. Internal bounty and swag details disclosed as part of JSON response#81083HackerOne · $500 · 3 votesValid
  24. Pending member invitations are not revoked on program name change#275293HackerOne · 2 votesInformative
  25. Requesting unknown file type returns Ruby object w/ address#109420HackerOne · 2 votesValid
  26. Notification of previous signed out user leakage.#26395HackerOne · 2 votesInformative

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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.