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Coordinated Disclosure Vulnerability

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

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16.01.2025 bdsone.taitung.gov.tw

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15.01.2025 start.me

14.01.2025 serpentineps.wa.edu.au

13.01.2025 prrmcp.edu.in

13.01.2025 gdcknagaram.edu.in

13.01.2025 cacimbadedentro.pb.gov.br

13.01.2025 secretariat.mmc.edu.tw

11.01.2025 justice.gov.uk

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13 January, 2025

nzpdev:

Andrea discovered an XSS vulnerability on one of our pages. We promptly patched that thanks to her report. We give top marks for spotting our mistake. Thank you again

20 December, 2024

CygnusEd:

Thank you very much for your reporting a XSS vulnerability on my site.
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10 December, 2024

Sim:

Thank you for identifying an old development project. Information provided was clear allowing a swift removal of the offending code.

10 December, 2024

privacysafe:

Andrea is very professional and reported an issue responsibly and in a timely manner, with great communication about the scope and potential impact. Though it was a low-severity issue, this was nevertheless something in need of patching and we're always grateful at PrivacySafe to security researchers, especially hardworking volunteers like Andrea.

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Spinner:

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Coordinated & Responsible Disclosure

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