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Bug bounty reports15,219

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

Program:Slack
Status:Valid
Clear
Severity
Weakness
Year
Bounty paid4
Access stated
  • No account0
  • A user account0
  • Admin or privileged0
Access needed:Not clear from the report
Technique
Clear filters8 of 15,219 reports
Disclosed bug bounty reports
ReportStatusWeaknessSeverityDisclosedBountyVotes
TURN server allows TCP and UDP proxying to internal network, localhost and meta-data servicesAnalysed#333419ValidServer-Side Request ForgeryCritical2020-03-12$3,500323
Tricking the "Create snippet" feature into displaying the wrong filetype can lead to RCE on Slack usersAnalysed#833080ValidFile and Path HandlingHigh2020-06-30$1,500101
Many Slack teams can be joined by abusing an improperly configured support@ inboxAnalysed#239623ValidAuthentication–2017-10-21–88
Access to some Slack workspace metadata and settings available to unauthorized partiesAnalysed#130133ValidAuthentication–2020-11-10$7,00060
Internal SSRF bypass using slash commands at api.slack.comAnalysed#356765ValidServer-Side Request ForgeryMedium2018-07-12–51
Store XSSAnalysed#187410ValidCross-site ScriptingHigh2017-01-01–44
Snooping into messages via email serviceAnalysed#163938ValidAuthentication–2016-09-14–30
DoS on the Direct MessagesAnalysed#746003ValidDenial of ServiceMedium2020-11-11$50029

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 (3,686 analysed so far), which can be wrong. Data as of 2026-11-15.