Bugbounty and Pentests at Neon
Blog post from Neon
Neon has announced the launch of its Bug Bounty Program in partnership with HackerOne to bolster its security measures by engaging with global security researchers and ethical hackers. This initiative aims to identify and address potential vulnerabilities in Neon's serverless platform, enhancing user trust and safety. The program, which features rewards ranging from $150 to $3,000 based on the severity of discovered vulnerabilities, includes both production and staging environments to ensure comprehensive testing. This effort follows a series of three penetration tests in 2024 that uncovered and resolved 58 vulnerabilities, further solidifying Neon's commitment to proactive security. By collaborating with the security community, Neon seeks to create a robust and secure environment for its users, inviting participation from individuals with HackerOne accounts to join the mission of safeguarding their platform.
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