Best Free Bug Bounty Platforms of 2024

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    HackenProof Reviews

    HackenProof

    HackenProof

    $0 per month
    1 Rating
    We are a web3 bug bounty platform since 2017. We help to set a clear scope (or you can do it by yourself), agree on a budget for valid bugs (platform subscription is free), and make recommendations based on your company`s needs. We launch your program and reach out to our committed crowd of hackers, attracting top talent to your bounty program with consistent and coordinated attention. Our community of hackers starts searching for vulnerabilities. Vulnerabilities are submitted and managed via our Coordination platform. Reports are reviewed and triaged by the HackenProof team (or by yourself), and then passed on to your security team for fixing. Our bug bounty platform allows you to get continuous information (ongoing security for your app) on the condition of security of your company. Independent security researchers can also report any breaches found in a legal manner.
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    Open Bug Bounty Reviews
    Open Bug Bounty allows website owners to get advice and support from security experts around the world in a transparent, fair, and coordinated fashion to make web applications safer and better for everyone. Open Bug Bounty's vulnerability disclosure platform allows anyone to report a vulnerability on any website, provided that the vulnerability has been discovered without intrusive testing techniques and that it is submitted in accordance with responsible disclosure guidelines. Open Bug Bounty's role is to verify the vulnerabilities submitted and notify website owners via all means. The researcher and website owner are in direct communication to resolve the vulnerability and coordinate disclosure. We never act as an intermediary between website owner and security researchers at this stage or any other.
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