Security Hall of Fame

ISO Mate is grateful to the security researchers who take the time to responsibly report vulnerabilities to us. Their work helps us keep our platform and our customers safe. This page recognizes the people who have made a valued contribution to the security of ISO Mate.

A Note on Compensation

ISO Mate does not currently operate a guaranteed paid bug bounty program. As an early-stage company, we are not yet in a position to offer immediate monetary rewards for vulnerability reports, and we want to be completely transparent about this.

However, we deeply value the security community and do not want your hard work to go unappreciated. We carefully track all valid submissions. While future payouts cannot be legally guaranteed today, it is our earnest goal to recognize these early contributions retrospectively as our company grows. ISO Mate reserves the right to issue discretionary, retroactive rewards to eligible researchers when our financial position allows.

Being listed here in our Security Hall of Fame serves as a permanent record of your invaluable contribution to our security and our gratitude for your help.

Responsible Disclosure

We ask that researchers give us a reasonable opportunity to investigate and remediate a reported issue before disclosing it publicly. To protect our customers, we only add a researcher and the details of their finding to this page after the vulnerability has been fully remediated. Entries are published with the researcher’s permission, and we are happy to credit you by name, handle, or anonymously, whichever you prefer.

Safe Harbor and Scope

We want researchers to test with confidence. If you act in good faith and follow our disclosure policy, we consider your research authorized and will not pursue legal action against you. The policy also sets out which systems are in scope, which are out of scope, and the testing activities we do not permit. Please review it before you begin: Vulnerability Disclosure Policy.

Recognized Researchers

The researchers below have responsibly disclosed vulnerabilities that we have since remediated. We add new entries here as reports are validated and fixed, with each researcher’s permission.

Security researchers recognized by ISO Mate
ResearcherVulnerability reportedDate recognized
Omkar DalaviAccess token remained valid after sign-outAugust 2026
Jahidul Hasan MunnaBroken function level authorization on dashboard endpointsAugust 2026
Jahidul Hasan MunnaMissing rate limiting on record creation allowing workspace floodingAugust 2026
Swatantra KokareImproper OAuth account binding after email address changeAugust 2026
Manas Pipersaniya (VIT Bhopal University)Missing security headers on statically served filesAugust 2026
Aseeruddin MullaMissing account-level quota enforcement allowing uncontrolled user creationAugust 2026
Karan PatilStored cross-site scripting (XSS) in shared notesAugust 2026
Jebin JoseNo self-service recovery from the unverified email login blockAugust 2026
Vijay RaghavStored HTML injection in note contentAugust 2026
Sahil MoreHost header injection allowing redirection to an arbitrary domainAugust 2026
Pramod RathodActive sessions not invalidated after password resetAugust 2026
Arjun Pandurang TupeEmail verification bypass via Google OAuth sign-inAugust 2026
Pramod RathodMissing input length validation on the registration formAugust 2026
Umar (Stalker)Missing rate limiting on user invitations allowing outbound mail abuseAugust 2026
Umar (Stalker)Privilege escalation in account and role managementAugust 2026
Umar (Stalker)Improper privilege management in role delegation and account ownershipAugust 2026
Umar (Stalker)Stored cross-site scripting (XSS) via file attachment uploadAugust 2026
AnonymousUnrestricted calendar creation allowing resource exhaustionAugust 2026
Mayuri S. PatwardhanMissing Content-Security-Policy on the application consoleJuly 2026
Mayuri S. PatwardhanContent-Security-Policy allowing inline scriptsJuly 2026
Mayuri S. PatwardhanCookie set without a SameSite attributeJuly 2026
Mayuri S. PatwardhanDeprecated X-XSS-Protection header returnedJuly 2026
Mayuri S. PatwardhanMissing cross-origin isolation response headersJuly 2026
Pathan AslamUnicode homoglyph email address spoofingJuly 2026
Pathan AslamStored cross-site scripting (XSS) via logo uploadJuly 2026
Pathan AslamInsufficient verification on account email changeJuly 2026
Pathan AslamActive sessions not invalidated after password changeJuly 2026
Pathan AslamMissing maximum password length validationJuly 2026
Pathan AslamMissing password change notification emailJuly 2026
Pathan AslamMissing re-authentication for sensitive administrative actions (user deletion)July 2026
Soham D. JadhavStored hyperlink injectionJuly 2026
Team TrinityXploitUsername enumeration via login error messagesJuly 2026
Omkar YepreDetails kept private at the researcher’s requestJuly 2026
Team TrinityXploitUser-controlled links reflected in notification emailsJuly 2026
Kartik Kapil LonkarUncontrolled resource consumption via scheduled-task endpointJuly 2026
Sankalp TripathiTrial restriction bypass via email address aliasesJuly 2026
Vivek Rajendra UdaneUnvalidated email recipient domains allowing outbound mail abuseJuly 2026
Akif Ali KhanWeb server version disclosure via Server headerJuly 2026
AnonymousMissing HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) enforcementJune 2026

How to Report a Vulnerability

If you believe you have found a security vulnerability in ISO Mate, please email us at security@isomate.io with enough detail for us to reproduce and validate the issue. We will acknowledge your report, keep you informed as we investigate, and let you know once the issue is resolved. For the full rules of engagement, see our Vulnerability Disclosure Policy. For more information about how we protect your data, see our Security Practices page.

Contact

For anything related to security or responsible disclosure, please contact us at security@isomate.io.