What is IssueHunt?
IssueHunt is the leading bug bounty platform in Japan, enabling security researchers to uncover vulnerabilities in company systems and earn rewards. Researchers can browse public programs or apply to invitation-only programs, report security flaws, and receive payments via bank or PayPal upon validation.
The platform fosters skill development and community collaboration, offering real-world challenges that sharpen technical expertise. Companies define program scopes and guidelines, ensuring researchers focus on eligible vulnerabilities. IssueHunt supports English communication, making it accessible to global researchers.
Features
- Public, Application, and Invite-Only Programs: Choose from various program types to match your skill level and preferences.
- Rewards via Bank or PayPal: Get paid securely for validated vulnerabilities.
- English Support: Full English interface and communication for international researchers.
- Company-Defined Scope: Clear guidelines on in-scope and out-of-scope vulnerabilities.
- Japanese Market Focus: Access to Japan's leading companies seeking security testing.
Use Cases
- Finding security vulnerabilities in Japanese company systems.
- Earning rewards for ethical hacking and penetration testing.
- Building a professional reputation in cybersecurity.
- Collaborating with a community of security researchers.
- Sharpening skills through real-world security challenges.
FAQs
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What kind of companies list programs on IssueHunt?
Primarily Japanese companies. Program pages and communications are in English. -
Who can participate in the bug bounty program?
Public programs are open to everyone. Application programs require company acceptance, and Invite Only programs are by invitation only. -
What vulnerabilities can I report?
You can report vulnerabilities based on the scope, guidelines, and information provided on each program's page. -
Are all reports rewarded?
No. Reports that are out of scope, duplicates, or do not meet guidelines will not be rewarded.
