What Happened to HackerOne?
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I have 7.00 signal on HackerOne (the highest it can be), I've never filed a report that was closed as not applicable or spam, and I consistently report highs and critical severity issues which make up just over 70% of my reports.Yet I still find it next to impossible to get issues resolved.I'm a software engineer / tech bro by trade, and hacking…
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Not only was there significant personal liability, but there had been multiple instances of hackers being criminally charged and sentenced to jail time for finding and reporting security vulnerabilities prior to this.I don't think this is true, although it's a very commonly-held belief. Dan Goodin (I think?) wrote an article about this a long time…
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I know Joel well and think a lot here is both accurate and well written. I led the Yahoo bug bounty program from 2023-2024 and was involved in it from about 2021. A major event that this glosses over is Covid which also happened right around this time as well. Covid killed travel (and budget) which in turn made it impossible to do the live events…
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> To the companies: You don’t need HackerOne anymore. The tokens to build your own in-house platform cost less than single year of HackerOne.You know, the biggest thing that HackerOne delivers is a universal payments system that requires absolutely no efforts from companies. Have you tried to manually pay hackers from around the world? It is a…
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I reported some exploits on hackerone.Most got dismissed.One of them, a remotely triggerable DoS vector got downgraded in severity. I got a token payment from the company, and 7 years later, it is still not marked as resolved.I doubt my situation is unique.
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Sending the sales team on a paid vacation to a tropical paradise while the engineering product flounders is such a perfect representation of corporate rot it sounds like something out of a Mike Judge movie
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All good things don't last forever. A organization or company lasting forever with the same goal/mission while using the same methods is a statistical anomaly.
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H1 has probably one of the most incompetent series of CEO's in SV startup history, pretty staggering how poorly the business is run