6 months after the launch of Detectify Crowdsource: What has happened so far?

Detectify Crowdsource, a security platform launched six months ago, has engaged ethical hackers worldwide to enhance internet security by identifying vulnerabilities that affect multiple websites. The platform operates like a bug bounty program, with submissions reviewed and incorporated into Detectify's scanner, which has resulted in over 4,000 hits on various vulnerabilities, including remote code execution, SQL injection, cross-site scripting, and more. With a 75% acceptance rate for nearly 200 submissions, the majority of findings have been related to WordPress vulnerabilities, followed by Joomla!, Drupal, and Magento. Crowdsource emphasizes a diverse community of researchers, each with unique styles and focuses, and aims to continue expanding its network of skilled hackers to maintain a cutting-edge security scanner. Noteworthy contributions include a 14-year-old guest blogger's discovery of a stored XSS vulnerability, highlighting the platform's potential for significant impact.

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