Bug Bounty Program
BUG REPORT AND REWARD PROGRAM
We want to detect bugs that we have not yet found in this site and our systems, and we need your help to do this. We reward you within the scope of the bugs and rules specified below for the vulnerabilities you will find in our systems.
Bug Levels and Rewards
- P1 1250 ₺ - 3000 ₺
- P2 500 ₺ - 1250 ₺
- P3 150 ₺ - 500 ₺
- P4 50 ₺ - 150 ₺
- P5 0 ₺ - 50 ₺
- P0 - 0 ₺ - Even if we cannot pay, we praise and recommend you by commenting on security sites and our social media page.
In addition, we thank all bug submitters for their support by publishing them on this page (below).
RULES & REQUIREMENTS
PRIVACY:
Privacy is important. Do not share the vulnerability with anyone before or after you report it to us. Unconfidential vulnerabilities are not rewarded.
Submission Requirements:
- Each vulnerability must be reported in a separate email. If there is a previously reported vulnerability, these notifications are not processed and are not answered.
- In order for us to see the vulnerability, you must convey all the steps you applied in the bug detection in detail in order.
- When sending an e-mail, also send your membership username / e-mail address on this site. Membership and identity verification are required for you to receive payment.
- The specified bug must not have been shared openly or secretly by anyone in a forum / message / social network etc. environment.
- Vulnerabilities reported previously, publicly or privately shared with different people are not evaluated.
- If its use by different people is detected during the bug closing phase, it will not be rewarded as it means others know or you shared it.
- You must send the bug description video and pictures to be reported as an attachment to the e-mail. They absolutely should not be uploaded to picture or video upload sites.
- If our team does not understand the bug detection, you must forward your contact information for them to get additional information from you.
- If you can support upon our request to close the bug in addition to the reward after the report, the support provided is charged separately.
- When the reported vulnerability is closed, your payment is made immediately. If this period exceeds 60 days, your payment is made at the end of maximum 60 days without the vulnerability being closed.
- Vulnerabilities must be related to our company. Issues such as e-mail fraud, editing of web sites, etc. are not evaluated within this scope.
- Vulnerabilities where no crime has been committed or not used in illegal activities are evaluated.
- Private / virtual server, host and special script vulnerabilities under the management of our customers other than our company server are out of the scope of the reward.
- If it is seen in the log analysis in the bug review that the system was entered, an action was taken or personal information was taken, no reward is provided.
- If you are going to attack, you must get permission by giving information in advance. Vulnerabilities arising from attacks carried out without permission or outside permission hours are not rewarded.
- No service or customer should be harmed in vulnerability detections. If a damage is detected, it is evaluated by deducting the damage from the reward fee.
- Anonymous reports are not rewarded, you must clearly state who you are to receive payment. Your information remains confidential with us.
- When you send a vulnerability, you transfer all intellectual property of the report to our company and waive the copyright of the report.
- In the reward fee payment, your payment is made by applying a 20% tax deduction due to company expense.
- Payment is made to your bank account via IBAN or via PayPal. Bitcoin or a different payment channel is not used.
Email Draft for Submission - Incomplete and un-detailed reports will not be evaluated and answered.
Subject: "Bug Report: Px"
E-Mail:
Hello,
[System/Site/IP] I detected a bug in your system, I am reporting it within the scope of the bounty program.
Bug Priority: Px
Bug Type: [Bug name from the list below]
[Please provide us with detailed information here for detection and verification. You must explain the steps we need to apply in order for us to see the vulnerability, exactly as you did it.]
Attachments:
[Additionally, you can send documents such as video, picture, pcap, txt, exe, pdf, these documents can be before and after images, steps, header, request, response data]
Name Surname:
Member Username:
Member Email Address:
GSM Number:
Country/City:
Payment Account: [IBAN or PayPal Account]Nickname to Appear for Thank You Publication on the Site: [It will be published on our site bug report page, leave it blank if you do not want it to be published]
Best regards.
ALL REPORTABLE BUG TYPES AND LEVELS
Bugcrowd Vulnerability Rating Taxonomy (VRT 1.7)
P0Unsafe Cross-Origin Resource Sharing
Server Security Misconfiguration
P0Path Traversal
Server Security Misconfiguration
P0Sensitive Data Exposure
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Directory Listing Enabled
P0SSL Attack (BREACH, POODLE etc.)
Server Security Misconfiguration
P0Missing/Broken State Parameter
Server Security Misconfiguration -> OAuth Misconfiguration
P0Insecure Redirect URI
Server Security Misconfiguration -> OAuth Misconfiguration
P0Privilege Escalation
Broken Authentication and Session Management
P0Cross Site Script Inclusion (XSSI)
Sensitive Data Exposure
P0Insecure Direct Object References (IDOR)
Broken Access Control (BAC)
P0Exposed Sensitive Android Intent
Broken Access Control (BAC)
P0Exposed Sensitive iOS URL Scheme
Broken Access Control (BAC)
P0Authenticated Action
Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) -> Action-Specific
P0Unauthenticated Action
Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) -> Action-Specific
P0Cleartext Transmission of Sensitive Data
Insecure Data Transport
P1Using Default Credentials
Server Security Misconfiguration
P1Local
Server-Side Injection -> File Inclusion
P1Remote Code Execution (RCE)
Server-Side Injection
P1SQL Injection
Server-Side Injection
P1XML External Entity Injection (XXE)
Server-Side Injection
P1Authentication Bypass
Broken Authentication and Session Management
P1Password Disclosure
Sensitive Data Exposure -> Critically Sensitive Data
P1Private API Keys
Sensitive Data Exposure -> Critically Sensitive Data
P1Command Injection
Insecure OS/Firmware
P1Privileged User
Insecure OS/Firmware -> Hardcoded Password
P1Incorrect Usage
Broken Cryptography -> Cryptographic Flaw
P1PII Leakage
Automotive Security Misconfiguration -> Infotainment
P1Key Fob Cloning
Automotive Security Misconfiguration -> RF Hub
P2High Impact Subdomain Takeover
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Misconfigured DNS
P2Account Takeover
Server Security Misconfiguration -> OAuth Misconfiguration
P2Token Leakage via Host Header Poisoning
Sensitive Data Exposure -> Weak Password Reset Implementation
P2Non-Privileged User to Anyone
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) -> Stored
P2Internal High Impact
Broken Access Control (BAC) -> Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF)
P2Application-Wide
Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)
P2Critical Impact and/or Easy Difficulty
Application-Level Denial-of-Service (DoS)
P2Non-Privileged User
Insecure OS/Firmware -> Hardcoded Password
P2Code Execution (CAN Bus Pivot)
Automotive Security Misconfiguration -> Infotainment
P2CAN Injection / Interaction
Automotive Security Misconfiguration -> RF Hub
P3Basic Subdomain Takeover
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Misconfigured DNS
P3No Spoofing Protection on Email Domain
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Mail Server Misconfiguration
P3Response Splitting (CRLF)
Server-Side Injection -> HTTP Response Manipulation
P3iframe Injection
Server-Side Injection -> Content Spoofing
P3Second Factor Authentication (2FA) Bypass
Broken Authentication and Session Management
P3HTTPS not Available or HTTP by Default
Broken Authentication and Session Management -> Weak Login Function
P3Remote Attack Vector
Broken Authentication and Session Management -> Session Fixation
P3Automatic User Enumeration
Sensitive Data Exposure -> EXIF Geolocation Data Not Stripped From Uploaded Images
P3Privileged User to Privilege Elevation
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) -> Stored
P3CSRF/URL-Based
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) -> Stored
P3Non-Self
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) -> Reflected
P3Internal Scan and/or Medium Impact
Broken Access Control (BAC) -> Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF)
P3High Impact and/or Medium Difficulty
Application-Level Denial-of-Service (DoS)
P3Default Folder Privilege Escalation
Client-Side Injection -> Binary Planting
P3Code Execution (No CAN Bus Pivot)
Automotive Security Misconfiguration -> Infotainment
P3Unauthorized Access to Services (API / Endpoints)
Automotive Security Misconfiguration -> Infotainment
P3Data Leakage / Pull Encryption Mechanism
Automotive Security Misconfiguration -> RF Hub
P4Zone Transfer
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Misconfigured DNS
P4Email Spoofing to Inbox due to Missing or Misconfigured DMARC on Email Domain
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Mail Server Misconfiguration
P4Excessively Privileged User / DBA
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Database Management System (DBMS) Misconfiguration
P4Delete Account
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Lack of Password Confirmation
P4Registration
Server Security Misconfiguration -> No Rate Limiting on Form
P4Login
Server Security Misconfiguration -> No Rate Limiting on Form
P4Email-Triggering
Server Security Misconfiguration -> No Rate Limiting on Form
P4SMS-Triggering
Server Security Misconfiguration -> No Rate Limiting on Form
P4Session Token
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Missing Secure or HTTPOnly Cookie Flag
P4Sensitive Click-Based Action
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Clickjacking
P4Implementation Vulnerability
Server Security Misconfiguration -> CAPTCHA
P4Cache-Control for a Sensitive Page
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Lack of Security Headers
P4Direct Server Access
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Web Application Firewall (WAF) Bypass
P4External Authentication Injection
Server-Side Injection -> Content Spoofing
P4Email HTML Injection
Server-Side Injection -> Content Spoofing
P4Cleartext Transmission of Session Token
Broken Authentication and Session Management
P4Other Plaintext Protocol with no Secure Alternative
Broken Authentication and Session Management -> Weak Login Function
P4LAN Only
Broken Authentication and Session Management -> Weak Login Function
P4HTTP and HTTPS Available
Broken Authentication and Session Management -> Weak Login Function
P4On Logout (Client and Server-Side)
Broken Authentication and Session Management -> Failure to Invalidate Session
P4On Password Reset and/or Change
Broken Authentication and Session Management -> Failure to Invalidate Session
P4Over HTTP
Broken Authentication and Session Management -> Weak Registration Implementation
P4Manual User Enumeration
Sensitive Data Exposure -> EXIF Geolocation Data Not Stripped From Uploaded Images
P4Detailed Server Configuration
Sensitive Data Exposure -> Visible Detailed Error/Debug Page
P4Untrusted 3rd Party
Sensitive Data Exposure -> Token Leakage via Referer
P4Over HTTP
Sensitive Data Exposure -> Token Leakage via Referer
P4User Facing
Sensitive Data Exposure -> Sensitive Token in URL
P4Password Reset Token Sent Over HTTP
Sensitive Data Exposure -> Weak Password Reset Implementation
P4Privileged User to No Privilege Elevation
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) -> Stored
P4Flash-Based
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
P4IE11
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) -> IE-Only
P4Referer
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
P4Universal (UXSS)
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
P4Data URI
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) -> Off-Domain
P4External
Broken Access Control (BAC) -> Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF)
P4Non-Brute Force
Broken Access Control (BAC) -> Username/Email Enumeration
P4GET-Based
Unvalidated Redirects and Forwards -> Open Redirect
P4No Password Policy
Insufficient Security Configurability
P4Token is Not Invalidated After Use
Insufficient Security Configurability -> Weak Password Reset Implementation
P42FA Secret Cannot be Rotated
Insufficient Security Configurability -> Weak 2FA Implementation
P42FA Secret Remains Obtainable After 2FA is Enabled
Insufficient Security Configurability -> Weak 2FA Implementation
P4Rosetta Flash
Using Components with Known Vulnerabilities
P4On External Storage
Insecure Data Storage -> Sensitive Application Data Stored Unencrypted
P4Plaintext
Insecure Data Storage -> Server-Side Credentials Storage
P4No Secure Integrity Check
Insecure Data Transport -> Executable Download
P4WiFi SSID+Password
Privacy Concerns -> Unnecessary Data Collection
P4On Sensitive Content
Mobile Security Misconfiguration -> Clipboard Enabled
P4Source Code Dump
Automotive Security Misconfiguration -> Infotainment
P4Denial of Service (DoS / Brick)
Automotive Security Misconfiguration -> Infotainment
P4Default Credentials
Automotive Security Misconfiguration -> Infotainment
P4Unauthorized Access / Turn On
Automotive Security Misconfiguration -> RF Hub
P4Injection (Disallowed Messages)
Automotive Security Misconfiguration -> CAN
P4Injection (DoS)
Automotive Security Misconfiguration -> CAN
P5Non-Sensitive Data Exposure
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Directory Listing Enabled
P5Same-Site Scripting
Server Security Misconfiguration
P5Missing Certification Authority Authorization (CAA) Record
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Misconfigured DNS
P5Email Spoofing to Spam Folder
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Mail Server Misconfiguration
P5Missing or Misconfigured SPF and/or DKIM
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Mail Server Misconfiguration
P5Email Spoofing on non-email domain
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Mail Server Misconfiguration
P5Change Email Address
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Lack of Password Confirmation
P5Change Password
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Lack of Password Confirmation
P5Manage 2FA
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Lack of Password Confirmation
P5No Antivirus
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Unsafe File Upload
P5No Size Limit
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Unsafe File Upload
P5File Extension Filter Bypass
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Unsafe File Upload
P5Cookie Scoped to Parent Domain
Server Security Misconfiguration
P5Non-Session Cookie
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Missing Secure or HTTPOnly Cookie Flag
P5Form Input
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Clickjacking
P5Non-Sensitive Action
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Clickjacking
P5Brute Force
Server Security Misconfiguration -> CAPTCHA
P5Missing
Server Security Misconfiguration -> CAPTCHA
P5To Internet
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Exposed Admin Portal
P5Missing DNSSEC
Server Security Misconfiguration
P5Fingerprinting/Banner Disclosure
Server Security Misconfiguration
P5Brute Force
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Username/Email Enumeration
P5OPTIONS
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Potentially Unsafe HTTP Method Enabled
P5TRACE
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Potentially Unsafe HTTP Method Enabled
P5Lack of Forward Secrecy
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Insecure SSL
P5Insecure Cipher Suite
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Insecure SSL
P5Certificate Error
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Insecure SSL
P5Reflected File Download (RFD)
Server Security Misconfiguration
P5X-Frame-Options
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Lack of Security Headers
P5Cache-Control for a Non-Sensitive Page
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Lack of Security Headers
P5X-XSS-Protection
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Lack of Security Headers
P5Strict-Transport-Security
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Lack of Security Headers
P5X-Content-Type-Options
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Lack of Security Headers
P5Content-Security-Policy
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Lack of Security Headers
P5Public-Key-Pins
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Lack of Security Headers
P5X-Content-Security-Policy
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Lack of Security Headers
P5X-Webkit-CSP
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Lack of Security Headers
P5Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only
Server Security Misconfiguration -> Lack of Security Headers
P5Bitsquatting
Server Security Misconfiguration
P5Social Media Sharing Buttons
Server-Side Injection -> Parameter Pollution
P5Flash Based External Authentication Injection
Server-Side Injection -> Content Spoofing
P5Email Hyperlink Injection Based on Email Provider
Server-Side Injection -> Content Spoofing
P5Text Injection
Server-Side Injection -> Content Spoofing
P5Homograph/IDN-Based
Server-Side Injection -> Content Spoofing
P5Right-to-Left Override (RTLO)
Server-Side Injection -> Content Spoofing
P5Not Operational or Intended Public Access
Broken Authentication and Session Management -> Weak Login Function
P5Local Attack Vector
Broken Authentication and Session Management -> Session Fixation
P5On Logout (Server-Side Only)
Broken Authentication and Session Management -> Failure to Invalidate Session
P5Concurrent Sessions On Logout
Broken Authentication and Session Management -> Failure to Invalidate Session
P5On Email Change
Broken Authentication and Session Management -> Failure to Invalidate Session
P5Long Timeout
Broken Authentication and Session Management -> Failure to Invalidate Session
P5Concurrent Logins
Broken Authentication and Session Management
P5Full Path Disclosure
Sensitive Data Exposure -> Visible Detailed Error/Debug Page
P5Descriptive Stack Trace
Sensitive Data Exposure -> Visible Detailed Error/Debug Page
P5Disclosure of Known Public Information
Sensitive Data Exposure
P5Trusted 3rd Party
Sensitive Data Exposure -> Token Leakage via Referer
P5In the Background
Sensitive Data Exposure -> Sensitive Token in URL
P5On Password Reset
Sensitive Data Exposure -> Sensitive Token in URL
P5Non-Sensitive Token in URL
Sensitive Data Exposure
P5Mixed Content (HTTPS Sourcing HTTP)
Sensitive Data Exposure
P5OAuth Secret
Sensitive Data Exposure -> Sensitive Data Hardcoded
P5File Paths
Sensitive Data Exposure -> Sensitive Data Hardcoded
P5Internal IP Disclosure
Sensitive Data Exposure
P5JSON Hijacking
Sensitive Data Exposure
P5Self
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) -> Stored
P5Self
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) -> Reflected
P5Cookie-Based
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
P5XSS Filter Disabled
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) -> IE-Only
P5Older Version (< IE11)
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) -> IE-Only
P5TRACE Method
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
P5DNS Query Only
Broken Access Control (BAC) -> Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF)
P5Logout
Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) -> Action-Specific
P5CSRF Token Not Unique Per Request
Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)
P5Malformed Android Intents
Application-Level Denial-of-Service (DoS) -> App Crash
P5Malformed iOS URL Schemes
Application-Level Denial-of-Service (DoS) -> App Crash
P5POST-Based
Unvalidated Redirects and Forwards -> Open Redirect
P5Header-Based
Unvalidated Redirects and Forwards -> Open Redirect
P5Flash-Based
Unvalidated Redirects and Forwards -> Open Redirect
P5Tabnabbing
Unvalidated Redirects and Forwards
P5Lack of Security Speed Bump Page
Unvalidated Redirects and Forwards
P5Plaintext Password Field
External Behavior -> Browser Feature
P5Save Password
External Behavior -> Browser Feature
P5Autocomplete Enabled
External Behavior -> Browser Feature
P5Autocorrect Enabled
External Behavior -> Browser Feature
P5Aggressive Offline Caching
External Behavior -> Browser Feature
P5CSV Injection
External Behavior
P5Crowdsourcing
External Behavior -> Captcha Bypass
P5Shared Links
External Behavior -> System Clipboard Leak
P5User Password Persisted in Memory
External Behavior
P5Weak Password Policy
Insufficient Security Configurability
P5Token is Not Invalidated After Email Change
Insufficient Security Configurability -> Weak Password Reset Implementation
P5Token is Not Invalidated After Password Change
Insufficient Security Configurability -> Weak Password Reset Implementation
P5Token Has Long Timed Expiry
Insufficient Security Configurability -> Weak Password Reset Implementation
P5Token is Not Invalidated After New Token is Requested
Insufficient Security Configurability -> Weak Password Reset Implementation
P5Token is Not Invalidated After Login
Insufficient Security Configurability -> Weak Password Reset Implementation
P5Lack of Verification Email
Insufficient Security Configurability
P5Lack of Notification Email
Insufficient Security Configurability
P5Allows Disposable Email Addresses
Insufficient Security Configurability -> Weak Registration Implementation
P5Missing Failsafe
Insufficient Security Configurability -> Weak 2FA Implementation
P5Outdated Software Version
Using Components with Known Vulnerabilities
P5OCR (Optical Character Recognition)
Using Components with Known Vulnerabilities -> Captcha Bypass
P5On Internal Storage
Insecure Data Storage -> Sensitive Application Data Stored Unencrypted
P5Non-Sensitive Application Data Stored Unencrypted
Insecure Data Storage
P5Screen Caching Enabled
Insecure Data Storage
P5Lack of Exploit Mitigations
Lack of Binary Hardening
P5Lack of Jailbreak Detection
Lack of Binary Hardening
P5Lack of Obfuscation
Lack of Binary Hardening
P5Runtime Instrumentation-Based
Lack of Binary Hardening
P5Secure Integrity Check
Insecure Data Transport -> Executable Download
P5Telnet Enabled
Network Security Misconfiguration
P5Absent
Mobile Security Misconfiguration -> SSL Certificate Pinning
P5Defeatable
Mobile Security Misconfiguration -> SSL Certificate Pinning
P5Tapjacking
Mobile Security Misconfiguration
P5On Non-Sensitive Content
Mobile Security Misconfiguration -> Clipboard Enabled
P5Non-Default Folder Privilege Escalation
Client-Side Injection -> Binary Planting
P5No Privilege Escalation
Client-Side Injection -> Binary Planting
P5Roll Jam
Automotive Security Misconfiguration -> RF Hub
P5Replay
Automotive Security Misconfiguration -> RF Hub
P5Relay
Automotive Security Misconfiguration -> RF Hub
SECURITY EXPERTS WHO SUPPORTED US
Hall of Fame / Onur Tablosu
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Deniz Bektaş Thank you for the P1 level host panel RCE vulnerability report.
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Eray TOPUZ Thank you for the P1 level host panel sql injection report.
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Salih Dumlu Thank you for the P3 and P5 level reports.
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Furkan Ali SOYSAL Thank you for the P3 level XSS notification.
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Deniz Bektaş Thank you for the P3 level XSS notification.
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DosH@X Thank you for the tar.gz decompress sym link vulnerability report in our security host systems.
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Buğra Eskici Thank you for the P3 level XSS notification.
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nitrozeus Thank you for the P3 level XSS notification.
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mefkan Thank you for the P3 level XSS notification.
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Akıner Kısa Thank you for 2x P3 level XSS notification.
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phlm0x Thank you for the P2 level security improvement notification.
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Mustafa Kemal Can - muskecan Thank you for the P5 level session security improvement.