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fakessh | Security Researcher Profile

Security researcher fakessh has already helped fix 1839 vulnerabilities.

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Researcher reputation: 830

Real name:
lacroute serge

About me:
Computer expert research https://hackerone.com/lacrouteserge/ #celibataire beaufrere #josh previous #crimee now #nenuphar nasa mes publications sont anonymes
aka sergi julien

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lacroute serge
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Experience in Application Security
over 5 years

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Recommendations and Acknowledgements | Full List:

23 January, 2020

coliseum555 Andrei from Geo-home:

Dear fakessh, thank you for responsible disclosure of a XSS vulnerability on a site.

Best regards,
Andrei

19 November, 2019

sbcsirt SoftBank CSIRT from SoftBank Corp.:

Dear fakessh,

Thank you for discovering the vulnerability of our website.
We were able to immediately fix this vulnerability thanks to your report.
We appreciate your kindness.

Best regards,
SoftBank CSIRT

21 October, 2019

Tin77594360 Tin from American Water:

On behalf of our company, thank you for the accurate and quick response in disclosing our vulnerability. This was done in a professional and responsible manner through the bug bounty program, giving us time to remediate.

21 October, 2019

tomcorder Tom Corder from Emmanuel College:

Thank you fakessh for not only finding and reporting a bug on our college website but then being very helpful in helping me to reproduce the issue and then verifying it as being solved. I am very grateful.

7 October, 2019

CsirtOu Matej Zuzcak from CSIRT OU - University of Ostrava:

Thank you for responsible disclosure of a XSS vulnerability on our web site. Thanks also for fast and friendly communication.

Matej Zuzcak
Head of CSIRT OU
University of Ostrava

2 October, 2019

ziduniwien Zentraler Informatikdienst from University of Vienna:

Dear fakessh,
The University of Vienna would like to thank you for your valuable contribution in finding multiple website security issues.
Your input is highly welcome and helps to raise the security level of our educational institution.
Servus and greetings from Vienna, Austria.

20 September, 2019

UUCSIRT Security and safety dept from Uppsala university:

Thank you for your vulnerability report!
/Hans Liss, Uppsala university

13 September, 2019

CertUC3M CSIRT at UC3M from Universidad Carlos III of Madrid:

We would like to thank Fakessh for your carefull and professionally conducted vulnerability report.

Wishing you the best

Rafael Calzada
Security Manager
Universidad Carlos III of Madrid
[email protected]

10 September, 2019

LancasterUniSOC John Couzins from Lancaster University:

Dear fakessh,
Thank you very much for your responsible and professionally conducted vulnerability report.

6 September, 2019

_isgi_ ISGI from ISGI:

Dear Fakessh,

The International Service of Geomagnetic Indices would like to thank you for your nice and valuable contribution in finding website security issue. Your message helps us to raise the security level of our international scientific service.

Best regards from Strasbourg, France,

14 August, 2019

Untanux Antanas from VDU:

Thank you for responsible disclosure of a XSS vulnerability on a site.

Best regards,
VDU IT team
Lithuania

3 August, 2019

NewLineHorizon1 Melisa from NewLineHorizon:

Dear,

Thanks for participating in responsible disclosure program.
The reports you submitted were extremely helpful to our team and provided us the details we needed to resolve the issues that you identified.
We are deeply committed to provide a safe and secure experience to our users and are therefore grateful for your efforts to help us improve our services.

Best Regards!

26 July, 2019

rodrigobreness Rodrigo Brenes from National Instruments:

Thank you for responsible disclosure. The report was to the point and actionable.

26 July, 2019

rodrigobreness Rodrigo Brenes from National Instruments:

Thank you for responsible disclosure of a vulnerability.
Very accurate and actionable notification.
Regards,
Rodrigo Brenes
Security Operations Lead

1 July, 2019

MarioHarjac Mario Harjač from Faculty of Organization and Informatics:

Thank you for responsible disclosure of XSS vulnerability at one of our sites.

Greetings from Varaždin, Croatia

13 June, 2019

atluxity Hans-Petter Fjeld from Basefarm:

Dear fakessh,

Thank you for your notification about our exposed XSS. Your notification was brief and to the point, providing us with good information so we could confirm and reproduce the report.

Best regard
Hans-Petter Fjeld
Information Security Engineer

BASEFARM | Nydalen Allé 37a | 0484 Oslo | Norway
Phone: +47 4000 4100 | Mobile: +47 957 28 209
[email protected] | www.basefarm.com

technical excellence - caring for your business

23 May, 2019

rc_zrc Computer Center from ZRC SAZU:

Thank you for your vulnerability report!
Computer center @ Scientific Research center of SAZU
Ljubljana, Slovenia

20 May, 2019

William97920785 William CHAN from SFO:

Dear Fakessh,

Thank you for your findings. We have enhanced the XSS checking mechanism in the website based on your findings.

14 May, 2019

wirismath Marketing & Communications from WIRIS MATH:

Hello, fakessh! We want to thank you for your vulnerabity report. With your information and collaboration, we could fix a security issue in one of our websites. Great job!

14 May, 2019

ziduniwien Computer Center from University of Vienna:

Dear fakessh,

The University of Vienna would like to thank you for your valuable contribution in finding multiple website security issues. Your input is highly welcome and helps to raise the security level of our educational institution.

Servus and greetings from Vienna, Austria.

9 May, 2019

CSIRTCV Team from CSIRT-CV:

Thank you for disclosing the XSS on a site under our constituency and all the info provided, so we were able to replicate the problem and initiate the fix.

1 May, 2019

patricksaladino Patrick Saladino from EPFL:

Dear Serge,

The EPFL would like to thank you for identifying and responsibly disclosing a vulnerability on one of our websites. Your responsiveness was also greatly appreciated.

27 April, 2019

bmwghp bmwghp from University of Tokyo:

Thanks for your report of a vulnerability on our site and quick response to our request of additional information. We were able to fix the problem very soon.

12 April, 2019

Govcert_AT GovCERT Austria :

Dear fakessh,

GovCERT Austria would like to thank you for responsibly disclosing web vulnerabilities under gv.at. The operators of the site from today's report also would like to thank you for the notification.

Greetings from Vienna, Austria

2 April, 2019

mogiwitt Joe from cs.scranton.edu:

Thank you very much for identifying a vulnerability on our website! Our site is a little more secure thanks to you, and that's something my users and I appreciate.

2 April, 2019

adricapi Adrià Sánchez from dEIC - UAB:

Thank you for identifying a vulnerability on one of our sites, we were able to solve it really quickly thanks to the information provided by the researcher.

5 February, 2019

IT_Wolve IT_Wolve from Pepperl+Fuchs GmbH:

Thanks for identifying a vulnerability on web site, we were able to improve our coding as a result.

22 October, 2018

ziduniwien Computer Center from University of Vienna:

Dear fakessh,

The University of Vienna would like to thank you for your valuable contribution in finding multiple website security issues. Your input is highly welcome and helps to raise the security level of our educational institution.

Servus and greetings from Vienna, Austria.

6 June, 2018

WebtekB Gian Carlo Cervone from The College at Brockport:

Thanks for your help in identifying a vulnerability on our site and bringing it to our attention!

18 May, 2018

HarperAdamsWeb James from Harper Adams University:

Thanks for reporting the issue with one of our pages. Your quick response helped us quickly identify and fix the vulnerability.

7 May, 2018

Rico7Suave Rico from SDSU:

Very responsive, found XSS that automated tool failed to find.

5 May, 2018

DrehscheibeO Michael Ulbricht from ArGe DREHSCHEIBE e.V.:

Many thanks for a nice and useful example of XSS in our page, fixed very soon!

19 April, 2018

janampeeters Jan Peeters from RKDocumenten:

Thanks, Fakessh, for reporting the vulnerability on our website. Thanks to your additional information, we were able to quickly fix the problem.

3 April, 2018

ziduniwien Computer Center from University of Vienna:

Dear fakessh,

The University of Vienna would like to thank you for your valuable contribution in finding a website security issue.

Your input is highly welcome and helps to raise the security level of our educational institution.

Servus and greetings from Vienna, Austria.

22 March, 2018

woolorama Kristen Fragar from Random Grafix:

Thanks for identifying a vulnerability on one of our sites, we were able to improve our coding practices as a result.

19 March, 2018

vidyaishaya Vidya from OpEdNews.Com:

Yessir! That was a real vulnerability. Thanks for spotting it. And now I can look for more like it.

16 March, 2018

Jacob_Venable Jacob V. from Purdue University:

The vulnerability you notified our team about also helped identify similar ones across our site. Thank you for bringing this to light and providing a clear proof-of-concept.

14 February, 2018

mapc0000 mapc0000 from Infozentrum:

Thank you for notifying us about this vulnerability and for the quick help with details on how to reproduce it. It has been fixed now!

10 February, 2018

UKClimbing Paul Phillips from UKClimbing:

Thanks for the alert and fast communications.

9 February, 2018

C18AH Alexander from TGA:

Thanks for reporting the XSS vulnerability on our site and the quick response with details of how to reproduce.

8 February, 2018

democity Terry from E-Gov Link:

Thanks for your assistance with an issue on our site.

29 January, 2018

sbbeachvball Aaron from UCSB:

Thanks for finding and reporting this issue. I had to ask for more specifics about the URL and the researcher responded incredibly quickly. The problem was with somebody elses old php code dating back to the 2000's. They were not sanitizing input at ALL ... YIKES!!! Thanks again! Am looking into having our department provide a small donation.

7 January, 2018

xnview Gougelet from XnView:

Thanks for finding the issue on my website.

25 December, 2017

TMotobayashi Takaaki from Japan:

Thanks for sharing this issue, all fixed.

It was a file not already in use. I solved it by deleting it.
Thank you very much.

13 December, 2017

etlund Eric from CoolWorks:

Thanks for reporting the XSS vulnerability on our site and the quick response with details of how to reproduce.

10 December, 2017

senegal24h Laye from n/a:

Thanks for sharing this issue and clear demonstration of the exploit.

5 December, 2017

meorhizmin Meor H. from Webway:

Thank you for letting us know about the potential XSS risk on our website. Our IT team is working on making the website more secure now, thanks to you!