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In Jan ’14 I reported three Cross-site Scripting vulnerabilities to the Yahoo Bug Bounty Program. And I know, it is really really hard, but … again … no feedback or bounty :)
Here are the my last advisory which I’ve reported in 2013 to the Yahoo Bug Bounty Program. And again…the same story for this report as for my others :-/
In Nov ’13 I reported a Cross-site Scripting vulnerability to the Yahoo Bug Bounty Program. As for my other reports, I’ve got no response or feedback, so I wrote a message to them via email this time and so on … blah blah :)
To cut a long story short, for all my reports the communication with Yahoo was really bad and of course: No bounty!
It seems this XSS is fixed, so here is my advisory:
Since November 2013 I reported seven Cross-site Scripting vulnerabilities to the Giftcard Bug Bounty Program. Sadly, only one of them wasn’t a duplicate :-/. Strange? Perhaps, but not impossible given the simplicity of the vulnerabilities.
But, what I really don’t understand: Why do they still work until today?
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