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15.02.2022 by sepkatpro Ultimate XSS Polyglot |
08.10.2021 by NNeuchi How I Found My First Bug Reflected Xss On PIA.GOV.PH(Philippine Information Agency) |
26.08.2021 by PyaePhyoThu98 eG Manager v7.1.2: Improper Access Control lead to Remote Code Execution (CVE-2020-8591) |
14.07.2021 by Open Bug Bounty Interview With Open Bug Bounty |
@singhnitesh21 provides precise and comprehensive vulnerable information. I highly appreciate the support and quick response. |
The team of CERT-rlp would like to thank Antonio for a responsible and coordinated disclosure of vulnerabilities |
Appreciate the skill and effort Nitesh and others in the open bounty, ethical hacker community bring to the table. He pointed out an XSS vulnerability on our website. |
Pranjal made us aware of several security vulnerabilities that represented security flaws of several degrees and needed to be rectified. It was a pleasure working with him and I hope we can work again in the future, Thank you! |
Thank you for reporting the pair of XSS issues you found on our site. Your expertise and ethical reporting/handling helped us secure our website. Keep up the great and necessary work. |