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Bug bounty reports15,219

Publicly disclosed HackerOne reports, with the platform's own outcome and severity.

Program:Uber
Status
Severity
Weakness:Insecure Direct Object Reference
Clear
Year
Bounty paid1
Access stated
  • No account0
  • A user account0
  • Admin or privileged0
Access needed
Technique
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Disclosed bug bounty reports
ReportStatusWeaknessSeverityDisclosedBountyVotes
IDOR on partners.uber.com allows for a driver to override administrator documents#194594ValidInsecure Direct Object ReferenceMedium2018-12-19–23
IDOR in activateFuelCard id allows bulk lookup of driver uuids#254151ValidInsecure Direct Object ReferenceLow2019-01-25–28
Chain of vulnerabilities in Uber for Business Vouchers program allows for attacker to perform arbitrary charges to victim's U4B payment accountAnalysed#1145428ValidInsecure Direct Object ReferenceHigh2021-08-12$5,75058
Chain of IDORs Between U4B and Vouchers APIs Allows Attackers to View and Modify Program/Voucher Policies and to Obtain Organization Employees' PIIAnalysed#1148697ValidInsecure Direct Object ReferenceHigh2022-04-07–64
IDOR leads to See analytics of Loyalty Program in any restaurant.Analysed#1137819ValidInsecure Direct Object ReferenceMedium2021-05-28–112
IDOR leads to leak analytics of any restaurantAnalysed#1116387ValidInsecure Direct Object ReferenceMedium2021-04-29–123

Status and severity are HackerOne's. “Access stated” is what the title says; “Access needed” and techniques come from CyberSIXT's analysis of the public report (3,187 analysed so far), which can be wrong. Data as of 2026-11-15.