Retrieve all accessible bug bounty programs on Intigriti, displaying program name, company, status, and rewards.
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- Filter bug bounty programs by keyword, platform, bbp-only, and public-only to find eligible targets.MIT
- Evaluate the acceptance likelihood of a bug bounty finding by analyzing historical patterns. Provide vulnerability details to receive an assessment.GPL 3.0
- Retrieve detailed information about a specific bug bounty program, including scope, rewards, policy, response targets, and submission statistics.MIT
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Bug Bounty Finder - HackerOne + Bugcrowd + security.txt
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- Find active bug bounty programs by filtering for bounties, fast payments, open scope, or keywords.-
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- Search for detailed vulnerability information by CVE, CNVD, or CNNVD ID and receive comprehensive, formatted security vulnerability details.MIT
- Retrieve the full content and all metadata of a specific Solodit finding by its ID or slug. Use this to examine a finding in detail after a search.MIT
- Check a bug bounty finding against existing programme reports to identify potential duplicates before submission, using title and description similarity.Apache 2.0
- Close a bug as a false finding when no defect exists, recording the required reason and evidence that disproved it. Never counts as a fix; unknown or already-closed bugs are refused.MIT
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- Create a wallet-owned open bounty board with just a name, receiving a public URL, one-time API key, and per-chain USDC addresses to fund rewards—no account required.MIT
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