Tanzil | Security Researcher Profile

Researcher reputation:  320

Real name:
Tanzil Khan

About me:
Tech Geek
Love to find vulnerabilities :)
Work for Money $$$$

Contact email:
[email protected]

Alternative Contacts:
Whats app: 8801679549770

Certifications & Diplomas:
3-4 years

Award / Bug Bounty I prefer:
A Thanks/profile recommendation will be appreciated, with any of them given below:

-> Gifts, Gift_Cards, Mug

-> HOF


-> Payoneer (IBAN)
-> City Bank (Agent Banking) SWIFT
-> Cryptocurrency

Halls of Fame:
https://openmamba.org/en/about/who-we-are/
http://www.techcens.com/security/
eset
hpcfactor
patton.com
https://www.chalk.com/security/
http://www.telekom.com/security/
unimd
more will update s

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Twitter

Ethics and Rules:
Tanzil Khan 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

    29 November, 2022

     pierremuset Pierre Muset from Beetween:

Tanzil reported an XSS vulnerability on a website we manage (wordpress) and provided us with enough information to help us identifying the issue ; we were able to fix it rapidly. Thank you Tanzil, we appreciate the help!

    28 March, 2022

     Tom76007886 Thomas from Iowa Food Foundation:

Tanzil reported an XSS vulnerability and was quick to respond with details. Tanzil was available for more information and help if we needed help to patch the issue. Thank you Tanzil for your diligent work and quick responses!

    27 October, 2021

     lidlmiddleaisle Karl from ESNEFT:

Dear Tanzil, thanks for alerting us to XSS vulnerabilities on our site!

    14 October, 2021

     kitcert Peter Oettig from Karlsruhe Institute of Technology:

KIT-CERT would like to thank Tanzil Khan for responsibly disclosing an XSS-Vulnerability on one of our departments websites and offering the time required to fix the issue!

    2 August, 2021

     kieluni Jan Winters from Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel (CAU):

Thanks Tanzil for respectfully reporting a XSS problem on one of our department working group's servers from 2018. The vulnerable tool in question has been removed.

    19 February, 2021

     NeilThePhoneGuy James from PastTimesProject:

Thank you for informing us of the vulnerability and guidelines explaining the issue allowing us to implement a fix.

    9 February, 2021

     WeaverOfWeb Ewan from Pole Emporium:

Thanks for letting us know about this, much appreciated!

    8 December, 2020

     JasonKeltz1 Jason from York University EECS:

Thank you Tanzil for reporting a cross-scripting vulnerability on one of our members course web sites from 2017, improving our web site security. The site in question has been removed.

    8 December, 2020

     antpbe antp from imcdb.org:

Thanks for the notification for a vulnerability that I missed, despite I thought having well checked.

    12 November, 2020

     ResultClothing Erika from Result Clothing:

Appreciate your discovery and notification of a bug so that we can increase our security!

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Honor Badges

Number of Secured Websites

10+ Websites	50+ Websites	500+ Websites	WEB SECURITY VETERAN 1000+ Websites

Advanced Security Research

WAF Bypasser	CSRF Master 30+ Reports	AppSec Logic Master 30+ Reports	Fastest Fix Fix in 24 hours

Outstanding Achievements

Secured OBB	OBB Advocate	Improved OBB

Commitment to Remediate and Patch

Patch Master 55% Patched	Patch Guru 65% Patched	Patch Lord 75% Patched

Recommendations and Recognition

REPUTABLE 10+ Recommends	FAMOUS 25+ Recommends	GLOBALLY TRUSTED 50+ Recommends

Distinguished Blog Author

1 Post	3 Posts	5+ Posts

Research Statistics

Open Bug Bounty Certificate

Reported Vulnerabilities

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