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Open Bug Bounty allows any verified website owners to run a bug bounty for their websites at no cost. The purpose of this non-profit activity is to make relations between website owners and security researchers sustainable and mutually beneficial in a long-term prospective.

Starting a bug bounty is free and open to everyone. Once logged in via Twitter, you can create your bug bounty program in a few minutes and get unlimited access to our security researchers. Once a vulnerability is reported, you will get instant notification to coordinate disclosure and remediation with researcher.

Open Bug Bounty does triage and verification of the submissions. However, we never intervene to the further process of your communication with the researchers, vulnerability remediation and disclosure. Once a vulnerability is verified and reported to you, our role in coordinated disclosure process is over.

General Please carefully fill-in the form below to launch your bug bounty: Company or Bug Bounty Name: This will be a name under which your bug bounty will be displayed. Please use meaningful and relevant name to better guide the researchers. Please read about type of vulnerability submissions and select the best one for you:   Allow All Submissions   Researchers will be able to submit both private and public submissions.   Allow Private Submissions Only   Researchers will be able to submit private submissions only. Notification emails: We will send notifications for domains from your scope to these email addresses. We do not share these email addresses with anybody. Bug Bounty Scope You will need to confirm your ownership of the website by placing a special security.txt file on it: Non-Intrusive Submissions Handling The following section encompasses submission of the vulnerabilities that do not require intrusive testing as per Open Bug Bounty rules: - Cross Site Scripting (XSS) - Open Redirect - Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF) - Improper Access Control Please specify your Vulnerability Disclosure Program requirements. They will be displayed to security researchers: * General Requirements: Please specify technical or any other reasonable requirements for submissions (e.g. exclusion of self-XSS). * Testing Requirements: Please specify any special requirements for testing methodologies (e.g. restriction to use vulnerability scanners). * Possible Awards: Please specify which rewards you may provide to the researchers who follow the above-mentioned requirements (e.g. recommendation in researcher's profile, mention in a Hall of Fame or something more valuable proportional to the researcher's efforts). Special Notes: Anything else you would like to bring to the attention of researchers community. Other Submissions Handling Open Bug Bounty does not accept security vulnerabilities that may require some sort of intrusive testing to be detected (e.g. SQL injection). Therefore, we do not accept, verify or store them on our platform. Nevertheless, as a website owner, you can specify how and where to report them if ever you wish them to be reported.   I want to receive information about other vulnerabilities   I do not want to receive information about other vulnerabilities * Notifications: Please specify where and how (e.g. email) these vulnerabilities may be sent. PGP Key: You can provide your public PGP key here to encrypt the notifications sent via a method you specify above. * General Requirements: Please specify technical or any other reasonable requirements for submissions (e.g. exclusion of self-XSS). * Testing Requirements: Please specify any special requirements for testing methodologies (e.g. restriction to use vulnerability scanners). * Possible Awards: Please specify which rewards you may provide to the researchers who follow the above-mentioned requirements (e.g. recommendation in researcher's profile, mention in a Hall of Fame or something more valuable proportional to the researcher's efforts). Special Notes: Anything else you would like to bring to the attention of researchers community.

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