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HackerOne

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HackerOne
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Assets in scope
26
Disclosed reports
607
Subdomains
127
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HackerOne (470 CVEs, 0 exploited)

Most upvoted reports607

All reports
Most upvoted reports of HackerOne
ReportWeaknessDisclosedBountyVotes
Account takeover via leaked session cookieAnalysed#745324Authentication2019-12-03$20,0001,642
Confidential data of users and limited metadata of programs and reports accessible via GraphQLAnalysed#489146Information Disclosure2019-02-03–1,033
WannaCrypt “Killswitch”Analysed#228648No weakness recorded2017-05-13–809
Email address of any user can be queried on Report Invitation GraphQL type when username is knownAnalysed#792927Access Control2020-02-20–671
The /reports/:id.json endpoint discloses potentially sensitive user attributes when reporter summary is presentAnalysed#3000510Information Disclosure2025-04-01–625
Customer private program can disclose email any users through invited via usernameAnalysed#807448Information Disclosure2020-05-15$7,500589
Server Side Request Forgery (SSRF) via Analytics ReportsAnalysed#2262382Server-Side Request Forgery2023-12-08$25,000529
profile-picture name parameter with large value lead to DoS for other users and programs on the platformAnalysed#764434Denial of Service2020-03-25–475
How the Bug stole hackingAnalysed#762510Insecure Direct Object Reference2019-12-20–471
An attacker can can view any hacker email via /SaveCollaboratorsMutation operation nameAnalysed#2032716Information Disclosure2023-07-04$12,500429

Subdomains127

Root:hackerone.net
Scope
Name suggests
First seen
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Subdomains of HackerOne
NameScopeFirst seen
device2514505-53c71556.hackerone.netNot in the scope2026-11-14
errors.hackerone.netIn scope2026-11-14
telnet.hackerone.netNot in the scope2026-11-14
vpn.hackerone.netvpnNot in the scope2026-11-14
www.hackerone.netNot in the scope2026-11-14

24 names are covered by the program's own scope; 0 were first seen this week. Names come from ProjectDiscovery's public Chaos dataset (passive sources: certificate logs, DNS and other public data), matched to the program by its listing and its own domain scope. A name being in a dataset is not permission to test it: only what the program's own scope says is in scope, and its policy decides. CyberSIXT does not resolve, probe or scan these names. Tags come from the name alone. Source: ProjectDiscovery Chaos. Subdomains on the Atlas, or search the subdomains of every program.

A name in a dataset is not permission to test it: the program's own scope and rules decide. Data as of 2026-11-14.

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