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Report a security problem
Email [email protected]. There is no bug bounty and no separate disclosure address, and this page says exactly what we will and will not do.
By Casper X, co-founder. Updated .
On this page
If you have found something, email [email protected]. That is the only address, and a person reads it.
What to send#
Enough for us to reproduce it, and nothing more.
- The URL where you saw it.
- What you did, step by step.
- What happened, and what you expected instead.
- A screenshot or a request log if you have one.
What we will do#
Four things, and we will tell you when each is done.
- Confirm we received it.
- Reproduce it, and come back to you if we cannot.
- Fix it, and say when it shipped.
- Credit you if you want to be credited, or stay quiet about it if you do not.
What we do not have#
Said plainly rather than left to be inferred.
- There is no bug bounty. We do not pay for reports.
- There is no separate security address, no PGP key and no security.txt today.
- There is no published response deadline. We will not print one we cannot evidence.
Please do not#
Three things that turn a report into an incident.
- Do not test against a customer's live site. Ours is noboringsites.com; a site we host for somebody else is theirs, not a target.
- Do not run automated scanners against a production surface.
- Do not access, download or alter anyone's data to prove a point. Describing the route is enough.
If your own site has been attacked#
Different problem, same address.
- Email [email protected] and say the site is compromised, not just broken.
- If we host it, it is ours to fix.
- Change any password you shared with anyone before you do anything else.
Related
Not covered here? The FAQ answers what it costs and what you own, and [email protected] reaches a person.