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Exactly. Twitter isn't the medium to report this sort of problem. Ask for an email address for security vulnerabilities, and send it there.
by Matheus28 9y ago
Exactly. Twitter isn't the medium to report this sort of problem. Ask for an email address for security vulnerabilities, and send it there.
- chmars 9y agoWell: «Please note that I could not find a dedicated channel for reporting security bugs on Emirates website.»
- kkm 9y agoThat was the first question I asked on Twitter support, to which they replied, I can report the issues here. https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1600/1*VvnWUPs8xnWRtH92MJ5MWA.png https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1600/1*VvnWUPs8xnWRtH92M... Again, I am more than happy to report it proper channels. I understand the reasons of ethically reporting such issues. I would really appreciate it, can you help me find correct channel even now for Emirates, Lufthansa, KLM, Air-France ?
- palmodi 9y agoI guess you completely missed the paragraph titled "Reporting it to Emirates:" I will write it here for you - "In the wake of responsible behaviour, on discovering these serious security flaws that violate user-data privacy, I decided to flag them to Emirates through Twitter DM in October 2017. Please note that I could not find a dedicated channel for reporting security bugs on Emirates website. The Social Media Team immediately responded to my Twitter DM with a canned response but I was not ready to give up hope. I also wrote an email to the Product Manager highlighting the security flaws. I was met with a deafening silence."