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Renzi Top VIP Security Researcher of the Month | Security Researcher Profile


Security researcher Renzi has already helped fix 7680 vulnerabilities.



Researcher reputation:  570

Real name:
Felipe Gabriel Renzi

About me:
-> Cyber Security Analyst and Security Researcher (Brazil).
-> We can make Web a Safer Place.

Note: Please, if you fixed vulnerability, don't forget to give me recommendations in my OBB Profile.

Contact email:
-> E-mail: [email protected]
-> Contact me as soon as possible to protect your web application!

Certifications & Diplomas:
-> Forest Engineering - UNESP
-> Information Security - SENAC

Experience in Application Security
over 5 years

Award / Bug Bounty I prefer:
-> Bounty Payment (PayPal).
-> Public Recognition & thanks (Here).
-> Swag (T-shirt, stickers, cups).
-> Vouchers (eg. Amazon Brazil)

Halls of Fame:
SoundCloud, Western Union, Alibaba, T-mobile, Telefonica, Tim, Huawei, Skyscanner, Jet, MasterCard, Wp Engine, Indeed, Costant Contact, Engel & Volkers Technology GmbH, U.S. Dept Of Defense, MTN and..

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Felipe Gabriel Renzi is required to abide by the ethics and rules of the Open Bug Bounty project. If you reasonably believe that rules are not respected, please report this to us.

Recommendations and Acknowledgements

@antonyranger     2 February, 2021
    Twitter antonyranger Antony from Acquire:
Thanks Felipe for bringing this XSS vulnerability to our attention in a timely and professional manner.
@ukegawa     24 September, 2019
    Twitter ukegawa ukegawa from kurogo:
Thank you for the report! We appreciate it.
@AndyTrier     2 May, 2019
    Twitter AndyTrier Andreas from Trier-Saarburg:
Felipe found a XSS flaw in one of our web pages, and kindly told us about it so that we could address it. We'd like to thank Felipe for his prompt and professional disclosure.
@KoegelGmbH     30 April, 2019
    Twitter KoegelGmbH Daniel from Kögel:
Felipe kindly pointed out an XSS problem to us. Thanks to his support, we were able to solve the problem quickly.
Thank you very much Felipe, your help is highly appreciated!
@artinberlin     25 April, 2019
    Twitter artinberlin Christoph Thomessen from Kuag:
Felipe fand einen XSS Fehler in einer unserer Web-Seiten und gab uns Tipps für ein sicheres Internet. Vielen Dank.
@buerofuenf     23 April, 2019
    Twitter buerofuenf Jens from Büro 5 GmbH:
Felipe found a XSS security vulnerability in one of our customers site. We fixed it accordingly. He was very fast in answering and very supportive. Thank you very much, your help is highly appreciated! We will keep you in mind for future security checks on other websites.
@matthias_lueck     15 April, 2019
    Twitter matthias_lueck Matthias Lück from Brinkmann Audio:
Felipe found a vulnerability in our website , which we were able to fix with Felipes detailed report. He was very responsive and professional. Highly recommended!
Thank you very much Felipe!
@Majestic     22 January, 2019
    Twitter Majestic Philip Aggrey from Majestic:
Following Felipe's disclosure, we have now fixed the Reflected Cross-Site Scripting web vulnerability you discovered in our "www.majestic12.co.uk" web-application. We'd like to thank Felipe for his prompt and professional disclosure.
@DJB31st     22 January, 2019
    Twitter DJB31st Dave Beaumont :
Found a xss issue, quickly emailed with the affected pages and links to aid resolving. Many thanks
@jddimarco     2 November, 2018
    Twitter jddimarco John DiMarco from University of Toronto Computer Science Dept:
Felipe found a XSS flaw in one of our researchers' web pages, and kindly told us about it so that we could address it. Thank you, Felipe.

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Total reports:16414
Total reports on VIP sites:49
Total patched vulnerabilities:7680
Recommendations received:37
Active since:31.05.2018
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  Recent Recommendations

    16 March, 2024
    TorutheRedFox:
Thanks for the help with the XSS vulnerability. It was a quick fix.
    12 March, 2024
    fsousa:
Pooja found an XSS vulnerability in one of our websites and ethically reported it to us, providing all the information required for us to fix the site.
All the communication was so fast, almost real time!
We thank you very much for the time and knowledge shared with us!
    7 March, 2024
    ramram:
Reported an XSS vulnerability in our website.
    7 March, 2024
    jasongiss:
Thank you for your responsible and helpful disclosure.

We really appreciated that you followed up shortly afterwards and suggested a better implementation of our fix.

I'm very impressed with your approach - thank you!
    27 February, 2024
    GTCoSWeb:
Dipu1a helped notify us of a possible link exposure so we could remedy it quickly to avoid any issues.