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OpenBugBounty.org > XSS Archive > Coordinated Disclosure Vulnerability

Coordinated Disclosure Vulnerability

This vulnerability was reported via our coordinated disclosure Open Bug Bounty program and patched.

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Coordinated & Responsible Disclosure

Based on ISO 29147 Guidelines