Q&A with a Crowdsource hacker: Sebastian Neef a.k.a. Gehaxelt
Detectify Crowdsource hacker Sebastian Neef, otherwise known as Gehaxelt, has an inspirational background in ethical hacking. Driven by curiosity, a sense of friendly competition, and …
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2022 Detectify Crowdsource Awards: Meet the winners
Early each year, Detectify honors the top-performing ethical hackers within our Crowdsource community. To do so, we’ve put together our own “Oscars for hackers” – …
Detectify Crowdsource offers ethical hackers more than continuous bounties
Detectify Crowdsource is a platform for ethical hackers to scale the impact of their bug hunting through automation. Ethical hackers submit vulnerabilities they find in …
New reward system to accelerate learning and growth on Detectify
Tl;dr: We have updated our reward system to make it easier for you to know what you might earn with Detectify Crowdsource. If your submission …
Module disclosures now available for hackers on Detectify Crowdsource
TL/DR: As part of ongoing efforts to enhance the experience of our community of ethical hackers on Crowdsource, Detectify announced today the availability of module …
Detectify awarded its biggest bounty ever during the height of Log4j
tl/dr: We paid out over $57,000 in bounties to Detectify Crowdsource hackers for Log4j vulnerabilities over the last month. Over the course of the last …
How I found the Grafana zero-day Path Traversal exploit that gave me access to your logs
TL/DR: On December 2, open-source analytics solution Grafana released an emergency security patch for critical zero-day Path Traversal vulnerability CVE-2021-43798, after proof-of-concept code to exploit …
Hakluke: Creating the Perfect Bug Bounty Automation
I think I have a problem. I’m addicted to building bug bounty automation. I’ve built a full bug bounty automation framework from the ground up …