Security Acknowledgments
We gratefully acknowledge the security researchers who help improve ShakerScan's security through responsible disclosure of vulnerabilities. Their contributions make the platform safer for everyone.
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Contributors
No public acknowledgments have been published yet. Report vulnerabilities to security@shakerscan.com.
Recognition Program
We value the security research community's efforts in helping us maintain a secure platform. Researchers who report valid security vulnerabilities may receive:
- Public acknowledgment on this page (with consent)
- Priority support for security research activities
- Letter of appreciation for significant findings
Vulnerability Categories
- Remote Code Execution (RCE)
- SQL Injection
- Authentication Bypass
- Privilege Escalation
- Data Breach Vulnerabilities
- Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
- CSRF on sensitive actions
- Information Disclosure
- Business Logic Flaws
- Account Takeover
- Clickjacking
- Session Fixation
- Rate Limiting Bypass
- Sensitive Data in URLs
- CORS Misconfiguration
- Missing Security Headers
- Version Disclosure
- Directory Listing
- Weak Password Policy
- SSL/TLS Issues
How to Qualify
To be eligible for acknowledgment:
- Report the vulnerability to security@shakerscan.com
- Provide clear reproduction steps and proof of concept
- Allow reasonable time for us to fix the issue
- Coordinate public disclosure after the issue is resolved
- Follow our Security Policy guidelines
- Be the first to report the specific vulnerability
Special Recognition
Notable Contributions
We may highlight reports that materially improve customer security, evidence integrity, GitHub/CI gate enforcement, authorization controls, or service reliability.
Tools and Techniques Used
ShakerScan itself uses various security assessment tools. We acknowledge the creators and maintainers of these open-source projects:
Reporting Timeline
Contact
For security vulnerability reports and inquiries about our recognition program:
- Email: security@shakerscan.com
- PGP Key: Available upon request
- Policy: View Security Policy
Last Updated: July 21, 2026
Thank you to all security researchers who help keep Shaker and its users secure.