We invest in our triage and customer success teams to ensure high-quality programs, swift vulnerability assessment and prompt bounty payments.
Built by hackers for hackers – YesWeHack knows what white hats (and organisations) want and need from a Bug Bounty platform.
We triage bugs internally to avoid conflicts of interest and ensure a best-in-class service – both for our hard-working researchers and our valued clients.
Happy hunters = happy clients. That’s why we prioritise clear rules, fair rewards, an intuitive interface and reporting mechanism, and prompt, clear communication.
EARN MONEY BY SECURING PRESTIGIOUS ORGANISATIONS
Help us secure popular and well-known brands and applications. A variety of hunting opportunities in terms of organisations, sectors, scopes, technologies and hacking techniques.
CLIMB THE RANKINGS, UNLOCK HACKING OPPORTUNITIES
Earn points and therefore invitations to prestigious programs with ever-bigger bounties and, ultimately, live hacking events.
SHARPEN YOUR HACKING SKILLS
Use our Bug Bounty tools, such as our CTF platform Dojo or our Burp Suite plugins, to finesse your hacking skills, facilitate bug hunting and increase your success rate.
BUG BOUNTY BLOG
Check out our latest articles and videos for bughunting news, inspiration, practical advice and technical tips.
New tool for finding mutated XSS, $20k Chromium sandbox escape, Live bug bounty results from Ekoparty – ethical hacker news roundup
White-box penetration testing: Debugging for Python vulnerabilities
Dom-Explorer tool launched to reveal how browsers parse HTML and find mutated XSS vulnerabilities
MEET OUR HUNTERS
Watch interviews with our top-performing hunters. Hear about the secrets of their success, technical tips and tricks, and their experiences disclosing vulnerabilities and earning bounties through YesWeHack.
PIMP MY BURP
Read our “PimpMyBurp” series of articles to learn how to use Burp Suite extensions effectively. These tutorials will help you harness these tools to adeptly identify vulnerabilities such as Insecure Direct Object Reference (IDOR), Improper Access Control, Business Logic and Privilege Escalation bugs.