sxcurity

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by sxcurity 2y ago
I got one of these shirts in high school for a bug I found & thought it was the coolest thing. It's funny & sets expectations – https://x.com/hacker_/status/863057296309485569/photo/1
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by sxcurity 2y ago
Stop connecting vehicles to the internet pls & thanks
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Bug Bounty Grift – Not so $1M bounties(corben.io)
2 points by sxcurity 3y ago|1 comments
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The $16B Mattress Industry can't admit they're boring(twitter.com)
3 points by sxcurity 3y ago|1 comments
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by sxcurity 4y ago
Hey, I work @ Zellic. If you have any questions, definitely feel free to reach out!
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by sxcurity 9y ago
Great argument end sarcasm , you yourself are also obviously biased
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by sxcurity 9y ago
How? These were terrible P5 reports that would get closed as informative in ANY PROGRAM. He has no evidence behind the claims of the "xss" and the "OneLogin bypass" which they would have indeed paid out if it was valid.
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by sxcurity 9y ago
Posted this as a response on Medium but got blocked cause I guess he just wants yes men around lol: “I’m also able to bypass the Uber OneLogin SSO portal, resulting in source code disclosure from their internal uChat employee messaging syst
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by sxcurity 9y ago
A bunch of P5's that were rightly closed as informative. I completely agree w/ Uber's decisions here...
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by sxcurity 9y ago
lool he has valid points though.
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by sxcurity 9y ago
AMEN. I totally agree with this, Uber was 100% right on these decisions. My response is here: https://medium.com/@cdll/im-also-able-to-bypass-the-uber-one...
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by sxcurity 9y ago
I agree w/ Uber on these bugs, they're trash and would be considered informative by almost every program