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Bug bounty reports15,219

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

Program:Udemy
Status
Severity
Weakness
Year:2015
Clear
Bounty paid0
Access stated
  • No account0
  • A user account0
  • Admin or privileged0
Access needed
  • No account0
  • A user account0
  • A privileged role0
  • Admin0
  • Physical or local access0
  • Not clear from the report0
Clear filters8 of 15,219 reports
Disclosed bug bounty reports
ReportStatusWeaknessSeverityDisclosedBountyVotes
xss on autoserch#61367ValidCross-site Scripting–2015-07-08–1
leak receipt of another user#61371ValidInformation Disclosure–2015-11-13–2
Multiple sub domain are vulnerable because of leaking full path#62778ValidInformation Disclosure–2015-06-25–2
xss profile#60016ValidCross-site Scripting–2015-07-16–3
XSS on https://www.udemy.com/asset/export.html#62400ValidCross-site Scripting–2015-10-08–3
XSS Vulnerability#87588ValidCross-site Scripting–2015-11-09–3
Extremely high Course rating values could be set in order to make really high Average rating of the course. Negative values could be set to.#73808ValidMisconfiguration and Insecure Design–2015-09-25–5
teach.udemy.com log poison vulnerability through wordpress debug.log being publically available#60058ValidCommand and Code Injection–2015-06-09–8

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, where there is one, which can be wrong. Data as of 2026-11-15.