If you discover a problem or a vulnerability in our systems, we would appreciate it if you share this information with us (as soon as possible). Security errors will be rewarded with a sum of bitcoins or a mention on the " wall of fame ". The height of the reward depends on the impact of the error but can be up to a maximum of 5 BTC. You can count on a reward if you're the first one who alerts a security issue and if this results in a change in the code or configuration. Some examples of security errors include:
Some security errors are not eligible for a reward because they have a low impact on security. The following type of security errors are some examples. Please don't mention such flaws unless a combination of errors can lead to a security issue with a greater impact.
In addition, we apply the following rules:
Security Issues can be emailed to: security@bl3p.eu. Please clearly describe the problem that you found and the steps to take to reproduce it. Add attachments like screenshots or data dumps to clarify the issue if possible. After receiving the notice, we will send an acknowledgment as soon as possible. We need some time to study and assess the report. After a maximum of three working days you will receive a first substantive response.
We thank the bug-hunters listed below for their efforts to make BL3P more secure. They have also received a bounty.
| Reporter | Issue | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Hamid Ashraf @hamihax | After changing account email, old password reset link stays valid | The link expires autamatically after one hour |
| Harsha Vardhan | Redirect after CSRF error could take user back to attacker | |
| Old password reset links stays valid after reset | Link is only available to user, timeout after 1 hour | |
| Logging out did not clear browser cache | ||
| CSRF token at security not checked correctly | If a user had security TFA disabled, an attacker could trick the user into disabling login TFA as well | |
| Upload of malicious image files could overload verification server | ||
| James A. | Old sessions remain valid after password change | |
| Sahil S. | XSS vulnerability in verification system | A bug in the localization system could in some cases display unfiltered user input |
| Insecure session cookie | Sessions are IP-locked | |
| Elyesa (Matthew) in der Maur | TOTP code could be reused in other session | Only for same user |
| Confirmation link not locked to changed setting | ||
| Logout on BL3P did not instantly end session on verification server | ||
| Clickjacking defense in BVS not functioning for partial content | ||
| Possible name exposure via account restore | ||
| Email spam possible with email change confirmation links | ||
| XSS in some cases possible via email | ||
| Could change account email to existing value | ||
| Server side validation of withdrawal bank account broken | ||
| Mandeep Jadon | Consecutive confirmation link requests did not invalidate former requests | |
| Confirmation links were unjustly reported as being IP-locked. | ||
| Krishna Manoj Vandavasi | Input validation in verification system insufficient | Could lead to higher spam rating for mails from bl3p.eu when entering malicious URLS |
| Jay K Patel | Account email was not validated properly on change | |
| Ahmad Shuja | Some weak passwords were not denied | |
| Jochem Kuijpers | Configuration entries shown in JSON output |