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WHAT IS DISCLOSE.IO
What is disclose.io. Disclose.io is a cross-industry, vendor-agnostic standardization project for safe harbor best practices to enable good-faith security research. We provide free, open-source tools and data to help establish and improve vulnerability disclosure programs and an easily recognizable seal for those taking part in“Neighbourhood
THE DISCLOSE.IO PROJECT Search bug bounty and vulnerability disclosure programs, details on where to submit reports, and safe harbor status. Contribute to the database by submitting a pull request to the Disclose.ioPROJECT DIRECTORY
A core set of boilerplate vulnerability disclosure policy templates, modified to suit different geographies and verticals. The definitive community-powered list of every known VDP and public bug bounty program, along with their Disclose.io Status. A recognizable mark to indicate hackers’ safety and adoption of best practices to customersand
FOR FINDERS AND HACKERS How disclose.io can help. Search for program contact details in the diodb open-source vulnerability disclosure directory. Check the organizations Disclose.io Status for a quick view of how receptive they are to vulnerability reports and security research. Take advantage of disclose.io tools like the diosts security.txt scanner inyour workflow
DESIGN STRATEGY
To compensate for this and help to make secure easy, and insecure (or bad practice) obvious, disclose.io focusses on these design principles: Be useful & safe for security researchers while keeping legal teams happy. Help set clear expectations for security researchers & program owners alike. Easy to understand and hard to misinterpret, for as OPEN-SOURCE CONTRIBUTORS Open-source contributors. Written by disclose.io. disclose.io is open-source, not-for-profit, and volunteer-run. Diversity is what powers our mission, both today and into the future. Here are some of the ways you can contribute back: Keeping diodb up-to-date. Help us FOR ORGANIZATIONS AND LEGAL TEAMS Publish your new policy, or add the safe harbor terms to your existing VDP or BBP policy. Submit a pull request to add your program to the open-source disclose.io program database. The diodb maintainers will confirm details, validate your disclose.io status, and merge your request. Select the appropriate disclose.io Seal based on yourDisclose
LEGAL THREATS AGAINST RESEARCHERS Placeholder: Legal threats database Repo: threats.md Description: A living document of legal threats against security researchers based on the work of @attrittionorg (with permission). To do: Clean up of markup, format into tables, move to this page. DIOSTATUS - THE DISCLOSE.IO BEST PRACTICE MATURITY MODEL The maturity of an organization’s vulnerability intake program and, by extension, its overall cybersecurity program. Leveraging network-effect to promote best practice is a core design goal of The disclose.io Project. Diostatus and dioseal together create a “race-to-the-top” by making adoption of best practice rewarding, desirable, and viral. THE DISCLOSE.IO PROJECT These anti-hacking laws have been used by organizations to suppress good-faith security research in the pursuit of limiting negative publicity for the vendor, which nets out to a “chilling effect” on the input from the people the Internet needs to hear from most. If hackers are the Internet’s Immune System, then right now, even in2021
WHAT IS DISCLOSE.IO
What is disclose.io. Disclose.io is a cross-industry, vendor-agnostic standardization project for safe harbor best practices to enable good-faith security research. We provide free, open-source tools and data to help establish and improve vulnerability disclosure programs and an easily recognizable seal for those taking part in“Neighbourhood
THE DISCLOSE.IO PROJECT Search bug bounty and vulnerability disclosure programs, details on where to submit reports, and safe harbor status. Contribute to the database by submitting a pull request to the Disclose.ioPROJECT DIRECTORY
A core set of boilerplate vulnerability disclosure policy templates, modified to suit different geographies and verticals. The definitive community-powered list of every known VDP and public bug bounty program, along with their Disclose.io Status. A recognizable mark to indicate hackers’ safety and adoption of best practices to customersand
FOR FINDERS AND HACKERS How disclose.io can help. Search for program contact details in the diodb open-source vulnerability disclosure directory. Check the organizations Disclose.io Status for a quick view of how receptive they are to vulnerability reports and security research. Take advantage of disclose.io tools like the diosts security.txt scanner inyour workflow
DESIGN STRATEGY
To compensate for this and help to make secure easy, and insecure (or bad practice) obvious, disclose.io focusses on these design principles: Be useful & safe for security researchers while keeping legal teams happy. Help set clear expectations for security researchers & program owners alike. Easy to understand and hard to misinterpret, for as OPEN-SOURCE CONTRIBUTORS Open-source contributors. Written by disclose.io. disclose.io is open-source, not-for-profit, and volunteer-run. Diversity is what powers our mission, both today and into the future. Here are some of the ways you can contribute back: Keeping diodb up-to-date. Help us FOR ORGANIZATIONS AND LEGAL TEAMS Publish your new policy, or add the safe harbor terms to your existing VDP or BBP policy. Submit a pull request to add your program to the open-source disclose.io program database. The diodb maintainers will confirm details, validate your disclose.io status, and merge your request. Select the appropriate disclose.io Seal based on yourDisclose
LEGAL THREATS AGAINST RESEARCHERS Placeholder: Legal threats database Repo: threats.md Description: A living document of legal threats against security researchers based on the work of @attrittionorg (with permission). To do: Clean up of markup, format into tables, move to this page. DIOSTATUS - THE DISCLOSE.IO BEST PRACTICE MATURITY MODEL The maturity of an organization’s vulnerability intake program and, by extension, its overall cybersecurity program. Leveraging network-effect to promote best practice is a core design goal of The disclose.io Project. Diostatus and dioseal together create a “race-to-the-top” by making adoption of best practice rewarding, desirable, and viral. THE DISCLOSE.IO DISCOURSE Disclose.io Community. Our Discourse at https://community.disclose.io is for sharing research, coordinating policy activism and responses, collaborating with other hackers, and helping finders connect with security teams.. Sign up and introduce yourself! CONTACT US | THE DISCLOSE.IO PROJECT Got questions, suggestions, or want to start a disclose.io project? We’d love to hear from you! In the meantime, why not say hello over at the disclose.io Community Discourse?Contributors to disclose.io as well as a many from the finder, builder, CERT, and facilitatorcommunities.
KEY OBJECTIVES
Key objectives. Create a vibrant community that blends security researchers, policymakers, lawyers, and technology vendors to foster collaboration, and creates high-quality tools and data that support a virtuous cycle.; Help organizations promote adoption and excellence to their customers, industry peers, and the security community.; Maintain a vulnerability disclosure policy maturity model A BRIEF HISTORY OF VULNERABILITY DISCLOSURE A brief history of vulnerability disclosure. It’s easy to look at the steadily improving relationship between hackers and companies and presume that it has always been this way, but that is far from the truth. This timeline captures some of the major events in the standardization of vulnerability reporting and disclosure, as well asthe
FOR ORGANIZATIONS AND LEGAL TEAMS Publish your new policy, or add the safe harbor terms to your existing VDP or BBP policy. Submit a pull request to add your program to the open-source disclose.io program database. The diodb maintainers will confirm details, validate your disclose.io status, and merge your request. Select the appropriate disclose.io Seal based on yourDisclose
JOIN A PROJECT
If you’d like to work on any of the disclose.io projects and join our Slack group we’d love your help! Contact us here! WELCOME TO THE DATA.DISCLOSE.IO DATA REPO. Welcome to the data.disclose.io data repo. Output of diosts security.txt scraper. Top 100k domains (No longer running) - Source: Majestic Million Known domains (Weekly) - Source: Hand curated by disclose.io team Top 1M domains (Weekly) - Source: Majestic Million - 1st January 2021 Top 10M domains (Weekly) - Source: Domcop 10M - 1st January 2021 All data is licensed under Community Data LicensePRESS MENTIONS
Date Type Publication Author Title URL; 11/17/2020: Partner Reference: Center for Demcoracy and Technology: William T. Adler: CDT Joins EFF, Other Experts in Open Letter on Election SecurityCDT Joins EFF, Other Experts in Open Letter on Election Security VDP POLICY GENERATOR Placeholder: Web-based VDP policy generator. Repo: diogen Description: A web-based VDP policy generation tool based on dioterms. Status: NotYet Started
ADVOCACY AND ACTIVISM Advocacy and activism. Written by disclose.io. advocacy /ˈadvəkəsi/ (noun) public support for or recommendation of a particular cause or policy. activism /ˈaktɪvɪz (ə)m/ (noun) the policy or action of using vigorous campaigning to bring about political or social change. THE DISCLOSE.IO PROJECT These anti-hacking laws have been used by organizations to suppress good-faith security research in the pursuit of limiting negative publicity for the vendor, which nets out to a “chilling effect” on the input from the people the Internet needs to hear from most. If hackers are the Internet’s Immune System, then right now, even in2021
WHAT IS DISCLOSE.IO
What is disclose.io. Disclose.io is a cross-industry, vendor-agnostic standardization project for safe harbor best practices to enable good-faith security research. We provide free, open-source tools and data to help establish and improve vulnerability disclosure programs and an easily recognizable seal for those taking part in“Neighbourhood
THE DISCLOSE.IO PROJECT Search bug bounty and vulnerability disclosure programs, details on where to submit reports, and safe harbor status. Contribute to the database by submitting a pull request to the Disclose.ioPROJECT DIRECTORY
A core set of boilerplate vulnerability disclosure policy templates, modified to suit different geographies and verticals. The definitive community-powered list of every known VDP and public bug bounty program, along with their Disclose.io Status. A recognizable mark to indicate hackers’ safety and adoption of best practices to customersand
FOR FINDERS AND HACKERS How disclose.io can help. Search for program contact details in the diodb open-source vulnerability disclosure directory. Check the organizations Disclose.io Status for a quick view of how receptive they are to vulnerability reports and security research. Take advantage of disclose.io tools like the diosts security.txt scanner inyour workflow
DESIGN STRATEGY
To compensate for this and help to make secure easy, and insecure (or bad practice) obvious, disclose.io focusses on these design principles: Be useful & safe for security researchers while keeping legal teams happy. Help set clear expectations for security researchers & program owners alike. Easy to understand and hard to misinterpret, for as OPEN-SOURCE CONTRIBUTORS Open-source contributors. Written by disclose.io. disclose.io is open-source, not-for-profit, and volunteer-run. Diversity is what powers our mission, both today and into the future. Here are some of the ways you can contribute back: Keeping diodb up-to-date. Help us FOR ORGANIZATIONS AND LEGAL TEAMS Publish your new policy, or add the safe harbor terms to your existing VDP or BBP policy. Submit a pull request to add your program to the open-source disclose.io program database. The diodb maintainers will confirm details, validate your disclose.io status, and merge your request. Select the appropriate disclose.io Seal based on yourDisclose
LEGAL THREATS AGAINST RESEARCHERS Placeholder: Legal threats database Repo: threats.md Description: A living document of legal threats against security researchers based on the work of @attrittionorg (with permission). To do: Clean up of markup, format into tables, move to this page. DIOSTATUS - THE DISCLOSE.IO BEST PRACTICE MATURITY MODEL The maturity of an organization’s vulnerability intake program and, by extension, its overall cybersecurity program. Leveraging network-effect to promote best practice is a core design goal of The disclose.io Project. Diostatus and dioseal together create a “race-to-the-top” by making adoption of best practice rewarding, desirable, and viral. THE DISCLOSE.IO PROJECT These anti-hacking laws have been used by organizations to suppress good-faith security research in the pursuit of limiting negative publicity for the vendor, which nets out to a “chilling effect” on the input from the people the Internet needs to hear from most. If hackers are the Internet’s Immune System, then right now, even in2021
WHAT IS DISCLOSE.IO
What is disclose.io. Disclose.io is a cross-industry, vendor-agnostic standardization project for safe harbor best practices to enable good-faith security research. We provide free, open-source tools and data to help establish and improve vulnerability disclosure programs and an easily recognizable seal for those taking part in“Neighbourhood
THE DISCLOSE.IO PROJECT Search bug bounty and vulnerability disclosure programs, details on where to submit reports, and safe harbor status. Contribute to the database by submitting a pull request to the Disclose.ioPROJECT DIRECTORY
A core set of boilerplate vulnerability disclosure policy templates, modified to suit different geographies and verticals. The definitive community-powered list of every known VDP and public bug bounty program, along with their Disclose.io Status. A recognizable mark to indicate hackers’ safety and adoption of best practices to customersand
FOR FINDERS AND HACKERS How disclose.io can help. Search for program contact details in the diodb open-source vulnerability disclosure directory. Check the organizations Disclose.io Status for a quick view of how receptive they are to vulnerability reports and security research. Take advantage of disclose.io tools like the diosts security.txt scanner inyour workflow
DESIGN STRATEGY
To compensate for this and help to make secure easy, and insecure (or bad practice) obvious, disclose.io focusses on these design principles: Be useful & safe for security researchers while keeping legal teams happy. Help set clear expectations for security researchers & program owners alike. Easy to understand and hard to misinterpret, for as OPEN-SOURCE CONTRIBUTORS Open-source contributors. Written by disclose.io. disclose.io is open-source, not-for-profit, and volunteer-run. Diversity is what powers our mission, both today and into the future. Here are some of the ways you can contribute back: Keeping diodb up-to-date. Help us FOR ORGANIZATIONS AND LEGAL TEAMS Publish your new policy, or add the safe harbor terms to your existing VDP or BBP policy. Submit a pull request to add your program to the open-source disclose.io program database. The diodb maintainers will confirm details, validate your disclose.io status, and merge your request. Select the appropriate disclose.io Seal based on yourDisclose
LEGAL THREATS AGAINST RESEARCHERS Placeholder: Legal threats database Repo: threats.md Description: A living document of legal threats against security researchers based on the work of @attrittionorg (with permission). To do: Clean up of markup, format into tables, move to this page. DIOSTATUS - THE DISCLOSE.IO BEST PRACTICE MATURITY MODEL The maturity of an organization’s vulnerability intake program and, by extension, its overall cybersecurity program. Leveraging network-effect to promote best practice is a core design goal of The disclose.io Project. Diostatus and dioseal together create a “race-to-the-top” by making adoption of best practice rewarding, desirable, and viral. THE DISCLOSE.IO DISCOURSE Disclose.io Community. Our Discourse at https://community.disclose.io is for sharing research, coordinating policy activism and responses, collaborating with other hackers, and helping finders connect with security teams.. Sign up and introduce yourself! CONTACT US | THE DISCLOSE.IO PROJECT Got questions, suggestions, or want to start a disclose.io project? We’d love to hear from you! In the meantime, why not say hello over at the disclose.io Community Discourse?Contributors to disclose.io as well as a many from the finder, builder, CERT, and facilitatorcommunities.
KEY OBJECTIVES
Key objectives. Create a vibrant community that blends security researchers, policymakers, lawyers, and technology vendors to foster collaboration, and creates high-quality tools and data that support a virtuous cycle.; Help organizations promote adoption and excellence to their customers, industry peers, and the security community.; Maintain a vulnerability disclosure policy maturity model A BRIEF HISTORY OF VULNERABILITY DISCLOSURE A brief history of vulnerability disclosure. It’s easy to look at the steadily improving relationship between hackers and companies and presume that it has always been this way, but that is far from the truth. This timeline captures some of the major events in the standardization of vulnerability reporting and disclosure, as well asthe
FOR ORGANIZATIONS AND LEGAL TEAMS Publish your new policy, or add the safe harbor terms to your existing VDP or BBP policy. Submit a pull request to add your program to the open-source disclose.io program database. The diodb maintainers will confirm details, validate your disclose.io status, and merge your request. Select the appropriate disclose.io Seal based on yourDisclose
JOIN A PROJECT
If you’d like to work on any of the disclose.io projects and join our Slack group we’d love your help! Contact us here! WELCOME TO THE DATA.DISCLOSE.IO DATA REPO. Welcome to the data.disclose.io data repo. Output of diosts security.txt scraper. Top 100k domains (No longer running) - Source: Majestic Million Known domains (Weekly) - Source: Hand curated by disclose.io team Top 1M domains (Weekly) - Source: Majestic Million - 1st January 2021 Top 10M domains (Weekly) - Source: Domcop 10M - 1st January 2021 All data is licensed under Community Data LicensePRESS MENTIONS
Date Type Publication Author Title URL; 11/17/2020: Partner Reference: Center for Demcoracy and Technology: William T. Adler: CDT Joins EFF, Other Experts in Open Letter on Election SecurityCDT Joins EFF, Other Experts in Open Letter on Election Security VDP POLICY GENERATOR Placeholder: Web-based VDP policy generator. Repo: diogen Description: A web-based VDP policy generation tool based on dioterms. Status: NotYet Started
ADVOCACY AND ACTIVISM Advocacy and activism. Written by disclose.io. advocacy /ˈadvəkəsi/ (noun) public support for or recommendation of a particular cause or policy. activism /ˈaktɪvɪz (ə)m/ (noun) the policy or action of using vigorous campaigning to bring about political or social change. THE DISCLOSE.IO PROJECT These anti-hacking laws have been used by organizations to suppress good-faith security research in the pursuit of limiting negative publicity for the vendor, which nets out to a “chilling effect” on the input from the people the Internet needs to hear from most. If hackers are the Internet’s Immune System, then right now, even in2021
THE DISCLOSE.IO PROJECT Search bug bounty and vulnerability disclosure programs, details on where to submit reports, and safe harbor status. Contribute to the database by submitting a pull request to the Disclose.ioWHAT IS DISCLOSE.IO
What is disclose.io. Disclose.io is a cross-industry, vendor-agnostic standardization project for safe harbor best practices to enable good-faith security research. We provide free, open-source tools and data to help establish and improve vulnerability disclosure programs and an easily recognizable seal for those taking part in“Neighbourhood
PROJECT DIRECTORY
A core set of boilerplate vulnerability disclosure policy templates, modified to suit different geographies and verticals. The definitive community-powered list of every known VDP and public bug bounty program, along with their Disclose.io Status. A recognizable mark to indicate hackers’ safety and adoption of best practices to customersand
THE DISCLOSE.IO DISCOURSE Disclose.io Community. Our Discourse at https://community.disclose.io is for sharing research, coordinating policy activism and responses, collaborating with other hackers, and helping finders connect with security teams.. Sign up and introduce yourself! FOR FINDERS AND HACKERS How disclose.io can help. Search for program contact details in the diodb open-source vulnerability disclosure directory. Check the organizations Disclose.io Status for a quick view of how receptive they are to vulnerability reports and security research. Take advantage of disclose.io tools like the diosts security.txt scanner inyour workflow
OPEN-SOURCE CONTRIBUTORS Open-source contributors. Written by disclose.io. disclose.io is open-source, not-for-profit, and volunteer-run. Diversity is what powers our mission, both today and into the future. Here are some of the ways you can contribute back: Keeping diodb up-to-date. Help usDESIGN STRATEGY
To compensate for this and help to make secure easy, and insecure (or bad practice) obvious, disclose.io focusses on these design principles: Be useful & safe for security researchers while keeping legal teams happy. Help set clear expectations for security researchers & program owners alike. Easy to understand and hard to misinterpret, for as FOR ORGANIZATIONS AND LEGAL TEAMS Publish your new policy, or add the safe harbor terms to your existing VDP or BBP policy. Submit a pull request to add your program to the open-source disclose.io program database. The diodb maintainers will confirm details, validate your disclose.io status, and merge your request. Select the appropriate disclose.io Seal based on yourDisclose
DIOSTATUS - THE DISCLOSE.IO BEST PRACTICE MATURITY MODEL The maturity of an organization’s vulnerability intake program and, by extension, its overall cybersecurity program. Leveraging network-effect to promote best practice is a core design goal of The disclose.io Project. Diostatus and dioseal together create a “race-to-the-top” by making adoption of best practice rewarding, desirable, and viral. THE DISCLOSE.IO PROJECT These anti-hacking laws have been used by organizations to suppress good-faith security research in the pursuit of limiting negative publicity for the vendor, which nets out to a “chilling effect” on the input from the people the Internet needs to hear from most. If hackers are the Internet’s Immune System, then right now, even in2021
THE DISCLOSE.IO PROJECT Search bug bounty and vulnerability disclosure programs, details on where to submit reports, and safe harbor status. Contribute to the database by submitting a pull request to the Disclose.ioWHAT IS DISCLOSE.IO
What is disclose.io. Disclose.io is a cross-industry, vendor-agnostic standardization project for safe harbor best practices to enable good-faith security research. We provide free, open-source tools and data to help establish and improve vulnerability disclosure programs and an easily recognizable seal for those taking part in“Neighbourhood
PROJECT DIRECTORY
A core set of boilerplate vulnerability disclosure policy templates, modified to suit different geographies and verticals. The definitive community-powered list of every known VDP and public bug bounty program, along with their Disclose.io Status. A recognizable mark to indicate hackers’ safety and adoption of best practices to customersand
THE DISCLOSE.IO DISCOURSE Disclose.io Community. Our Discourse at https://community.disclose.io is for sharing research, coordinating policy activism and responses, collaborating with other hackers, and helping finders connect with security teams.. Sign up and introduce yourself! FOR FINDERS AND HACKERS How disclose.io can help. Search for program contact details in the diodb open-source vulnerability disclosure directory. Check the organizations Disclose.io Status for a quick view of how receptive they are to vulnerability reports and security research. Take advantage of disclose.io tools like the diosts security.txt scanner inyour workflow
OPEN-SOURCE CONTRIBUTORS Open-source contributors. Written by disclose.io. disclose.io is open-source, not-for-profit, and volunteer-run. Diversity is what powers our mission, both today and into the future. Here are some of the ways you can contribute back: Keeping diodb up-to-date. Help usDESIGN STRATEGY
To compensate for this and help to make secure easy, and insecure (or bad practice) obvious, disclose.io focusses on these design principles: Be useful & safe for security researchers while keeping legal teams happy. Help set clear expectations for security researchers & program owners alike. Easy to understand and hard to misinterpret, for as FOR ORGANIZATIONS AND LEGAL TEAMS Publish your new policy, or add the safe harbor terms to your existing VDP or BBP policy. Submit a pull request to add your program to the open-source disclose.io program database. The diodb maintainers will confirm details, validate your disclose.io status, and merge your request. Select the appropriate disclose.io Seal based on yourDisclose
DIOSTATUS - THE DISCLOSE.IO BEST PRACTICE MATURITY MODEL The maturity of an organization’s vulnerability intake program and, by extension, its overall cybersecurity program. Leveraging network-effect to promote best practice is a core design goal of The disclose.io Project. Diostatus and dioseal together create a “race-to-the-top” by making adoption of best practice rewarding, desirable, and viral. THE DISCLOSE.IO DISCOURSE Disclose.io Community. Our Discourse at https://community.disclose.io is for sharing research, coordinating policy activism and responses, collaborating with other hackers, and helping finders connect with security teams.. Sign up and introduce yourself! CONTACT US | THE DISCLOSE.IO PROJECT Got questions, suggestions, or want to start a disclose.io project? We’d love to hear from you! In the meantime, why not say hello over at the disclose.io Community Discourse?Contributors to disclose.io as well as a many from the finder, builder, CERT, and facilitatorcommunities.
KEY OBJECTIVES
Key objectives. Create a vibrant community that blends security researchers, policymakers, lawyers, and technology vendors to foster collaboration, and creates high-quality tools and data that support a virtuous cycle.; Help organizations promote adoption and excellence to their customers, industry peers, and the security community.; Maintain a vulnerability disclosure policy maturity model A BRIEF HISTORY OF VULNERABILITY DISCLOSURE A brief history of vulnerability disclosure. It’s easy to look at the steadily improving relationship between hackers and companies and presume that it has always been this way, but that is far from the truth. This timeline captures some of the major events in the standardization of vulnerability reporting and disclosure, as well asthe
JOIN A PROJECT
If you’d like to work on any of the disclose.io projects and join our Slack group we’d love your help! Contact us here! WELCOME TO THE DATA.DISCLOSE.IO DATA REPO. Welcome to the data.disclose.io data repo. Output of diosts security.txt scraper. Top 100k domains (No longer running) - Source: Majestic Million Known domains (Weekly) - Source: Hand curated by disclose.io team Top 1M domains (Weekly) - Source: Majestic Million - 1st January 2021 Top 10M domains (Weekly) - Source: Domcop 10M - 1st January 2021 All data is licensed under Community Data License BLOG | THE DISCLOSE.IO PROJECT Open-source tools for a healthy Internet Immune System. LEGAL THREATS AGAINST RESEARCHERS Placeholder: Legal threats database Repo: threats.md Description: A living document of legal threats against security researchers based on the work of @attrittionorg (with permission). To do: Clean up of markup, format into tables, move to this page. VDP POLICY GENERATOR Placeholder: Web-based VDP policy generator. Repo: diogen Description: A web-based VDP policy generation tool based on dioterms. Status: NotYet Started
ADVOCACY AND ACTIVISM Advocacy and activism. Written by disclose.io. advocacy /ˈadvəkəsi/ (noun) public support for or recommendation of a particular cause or policy. activism /ˈaktɪvɪz (ə)m/ (noun) the policy or action of using vigorous campaigning to bring about political or social change. THE DISCLOSE.IO PROJECT These anti-hacking laws have been used by organizations to suppress good-faith security research in the pursuit of limiting negative publicity for the vendor, which nets out to a “chilling effect” on the input from the people the Internet needs to hear from most. If hackers are the Internet’s Immune System, then right now, even in2021
THE DISCLOSE.IO PROJECT Search bug bounty and vulnerability disclosure programs, details on where to submit reports, and safe harbor status. Contribute to the database by submitting a pull request to the Disclose.ioWHAT IS DISCLOSE.IO
What is disclose.io. Disclose.io is a cross-industry, vendor-agnostic standardization project for safe harbor best practices to enable good-faith security research. We provide free, open-source tools and data to help establish and improve vulnerability disclosure programs and an easily recognizable seal for those taking part in“Neighbourhood
PROJECT DIRECTORY
A core set of boilerplate vulnerability disclosure policy templates, modified to suit different geographies and verticals. The definitive community-powered list of every known VDP and public bug bounty program, along with their Disclose.io Status. A recognizable mark to indicate hackers’ safety and adoption of best practices to customersand
FOR FINDERS AND HACKERS How disclose.io can help. Search for program contact details in the diodb open-source vulnerability disclosure directory. Check the organizations Disclose.io Status for a quick view of how receptive they are to vulnerability reports and security research. Take advantage of disclose.io tools like the diosts security.txt scanner inyour workflow
OPEN-SOURCE CONTRIBUTORS Open-source contributors. Written by disclose.io. disclose.io is open-source, not-for-profit, and volunteer-run. Diversity is what powers our mission, both today and into the future. Here are some of the ways you can contribute back: Keeping diodb up-to-date. Help usDESIGN STRATEGY
To compensate for this and help to make secure easy, and insecure (or bad practice) obvious, disclose.io focusses on these design principles: Be useful & safe for security researchers while keeping legal teams happy. Help set clear expectations for security researchers & program owners alike. Easy to understand and hard to misinterpret, for as FOR ORGANIZATIONS AND LEGAL TEAMS Publish your new policy, or add the safe harbor terms to your existing VDP or BBP policy. Submit a pull request to add your program to the open-source disclose.io program database. The diodb maintainers will confirm details, validate your disclose.io status, and merge your request. Select the appropriate disclose.io Seal based on yourDisclose
LEGAL THREATS AGAINST RESEARCHERS Placeholder: Legal threats database Repo: threats.md Description: A living document of legal threats against security researchers based on the work of @attrittionorg (with permission). To do: Clean up of markup, format into tables, move to this page. DIOSTATUS - THE DISCLOSE.IO BEST PRACTICE MATURITY MODEL The maturity of an organization’s vulnerability intake program and, by extension, its overall cybersecurity program. Leveraging network-effect to promote best practice is a core design goal of The disclose.io Project. Diostatus and dioseal together create a “race-to-the-top” by making adoption of best practice rewarding, desirable, and viral. THE DISCLOSE.IO PROJECT These anti-hacking laws have been used by organizations to suppress good-faith security research in the pursuit of limiting negative publicity for the vendor, which nets out to a “chilling effect” on the input from the people the Internet needs to hear from most. If hackers are the Internet’s Immune System, then right now, even in2021
THE DISCLOSE.IO PROJECT Search bug bounty and vulnerability disclosure programs, details on where to submit reports, and safe harbor status. Contribute to the database by submitting a pull request to the Disclose.ioWHAT IS DISCLOSE.IO
What is disclose.io. Disclose.io is a cross-industry, vendor-agnostic standardization project for safe harbor best practices to enable good-faith security research. We provide free, open-source tools and data to help establish and improve vulnerability disclosure programs and an easily recognizable seal for those taking part in“Neighbourhood
PROJECT DIRECTORY
A core set of boilerplate vulnerability disclosure policy templates, modified to suit different geographies and verticals. The definitive community-powered list of every known VDP and public bug bounty program, along with their Disclose.io Status. A recognizable mark to indicate hackers’ safety and adoption of best practices to customersand
FOR FINDERS AND HACKERS How disclose.io can help. Search for program contact details in the diodb open-source vulnerability disclosure directory. Check the organizations Disclose.io Status for a quick view of how receptive they are to vulnerability reports and security research. Take advantage of disclose.io tools like the diosts security.txt scanner inyour workflow
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To compensate for this and help to make secure easy, and insecure (or bad practice) obvious, disclose.io focusses on these design principles: Be useful & safe for security researchers while keeping legal teams happy. Help set clear expectations for security researchers & program owners alike. Easy to understand and hard to misinterpret, for as FOR ORGANIZATIONS AND LEGAL TEAMS Publish your new policy, or add the safe harbor terms to your existing VDP or BBP policy. Submit a pull request to add your program to the open-source disclose.io program database. The diodb maintainers will confirm details, validate your disclose.io status, and merge your request. Select the appropriate disclose.io Seal based on yourDisclose
LEGAL THREATS AGAINST RESEARCHERS Placeholder: Legal threats database Repo: threats.md Description: A living document of legal threats against security researchers based on the work of @attrittionorg (with permission). To do: Clean up of markup, format into tables, move to this page. DIOSTATUS - THE DISCLOSE.IO BEST PRACTICE MATURITY MODEL The maturity of an organization’s vulnerability intake program and, by extension, its overall cybersecurity program. Leveraging network-effect to promote best practice is a core design goal of The disclose.io Project. Diostatus and dioseal together create a “race-to-the-top” by making adoption of best practice rewarding, desirable, and viral. THE DISCLOSE.IO DISCOURSE Disclose.io Community. Our Discourse at https://community.disclose.io is for sharing research, coordinating policy activism and responses, collaborating with other hackers, and helping finders connect with security teams.. Sign up and introduce yourself! OPEN-SOURCE CONTRIBUTORS Open-source contributors. Written by disclose.io. disclose.io is open-source, not-for-profit, and volunteer-run. Diversity is what powers our mission, both today and into the future. Here are some of the ways you can contribute back: Keeping diodb up-to-date. Help us A BRIEF HISTORY OF VULNERABILITY DISCLOSURE A brief history of vulnerability disclosure. It’s easy to look at the steadily improving relationship between hackers and companies and presume that it has always been this way, but that is far from the truth. This timeline captures some of the major events in the standardization of vulnerability reporting and disclosure, as well asthe
FOR ORGANIZATIONS AND LEGAL TEAMS Publish your new policy, or add the safe harbor terms to your existing VDP or BBP policy. Submit a pull request to add your program to the open-source disclose.io program database. The diodb maintainers will confirm details, validate your disclose.io status, and merge your request. Select the appropriate disclose.io Seal based on yourDisclose
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