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HackerOne can help.

 

Every five minutes, a hacker reports a vulnerability. If a hacker contacts your organization, HackerOne can help you plot your next steps—from communication to remediation. And if you're a hacker seeking to report a vulnerability you've discovered, HackerOne can help you notify the appropriate parties.

*If you're being extorted, blackmailed, or threatened by a bad actor, contact law enforcement.

If you are a hacker looking to submit a
vulnerability you have discovered:

First, search the HackerOne Directory for the appropriate program to report your finding.

If a program does not exist, submit the vulnerability through our Disclosure Assistance process.

FAQs

What should I do if I'm experiencing a DDOS attack?

During a Distributed Denial of Service (DDOS) attack, bad actors flood your network with malicious traffic. If you’re experiencing a DDOS attack, notify your security provider, who might be your internet service provider (ISP), web hosting provider, or security service.

What should I do if I'm experiencing a malware attack?

Disconnect from the internet immediately and contact your IT department or Internet Service Provider (ISP)

What should I do if I've discovered a phishing attempt?

Change your password and report the phishing attempt to the National Fraud Information Center, Internet Crime Complaint Center, U.S. Department of Justice, or the Better Business Bureau.