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Life & fun · November 4, 2016

Bugbounty.fail

The weirdest and funniest bug bounty reports out there

Bugbounty.fail launched on November 4, 2016 with 69 votes, #736 of 3,636 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 9 years on.

What it does

A live, intelligent security testing program that turns an annual project into a living, up-to-date view of your organisation’s cyber resilience and understands what is really relevant to you and your business.

Ein Sicherheitstestprogramm, das nie aufhört zu lernen. Relevant, aktuell und vertrauenswürdig. Flexibel und gründlich, aber nur ein Teil des Puzzles. Scoping, Planung und Interpretation fehlen. Ein lebendiges, intelligentes Sicherheitstestprogramm, das aus einem jährlichen Projekt eine aktuelle, dynamische Sicht auf die Cyberresilienz Ihres Unternehmens macht und versteht, was für Sie und Ihr Geschäft wirklich relevant ist. Kontext, Strategie und Planung werden Ihnen abgenommen. Unsere adaptive Plattform übersetzt den Kontext Ihrer Geschäftsprozesse und Anforderungen, relevante regulatorische Vorgaben sowie aktuelle externe Bedrohungen in einen klaren Testumfang. Eine präzise Steuerung von…from signalfisher.com

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