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Dev tools · June 21, 2018

IssueHunt

An issue-based bounty platform for open source projects

IssueHunt launched on June 21, 2018 with 189 votes, #132 of 2,654 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 8 years on.

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What it does

IssueHunt is the issue-based bounty platform for open source projects. Everyone can fund issues on OSS and money is distributed to contributors and maintainers. We've been developing an OSS named as https://github.com/BoostIO/Boostnote(9500 Github stars) and at first IssueHunt was developed to its bounty program.

Showcase your security skills. IssueHunt is the biggest Bug Bounty platform in Japan.

But bounty program allow individual bug hunters to report bugs to a company and receive rewards. These bugs are usually security exploits and vulnerabilities. Review the program scope to ensure that you are looking for vulnerabilities that companies are interested in and start research. Write a clear and understandable report when you found vulnerabilities. The company will review it and send you a message if your report is eligible. Company will pay on triage or once the issue has been fixed. Once you've got your reward, we will transfer money via bank or PayPal. Uncover vulnerabilities and get rewarded for your efforts. By participating in our bug bounty program, you have the chance to…from issuehunt.io

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