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#4188 · "critical" RCE — PoC never ran
#4189 · Stored XSS in profile bio
#4190 · Scanner export, 214 findings
#4191 · IDOR: cross-tenant invoice access
#4192 · Missing X-Frame-Options (marketing page)
#4193 · OTP rate-limit bypass on /login
#4194 · Duplicate of #4102
#4195 · SQL injection in /api/v2/orders export
#4196 · Out of scope: *.staging.example.dev
#4197 · Clickjacking, no sensitive action
#4198 · SSRF via PDF renderer callback
#4199 · AI-generated, endpoints do not exist
#4188 · "critical" RCE — PoC never ran
#4189 · Stored XSS in profile bio
#4190 · Scanner export, 214 findings
#4191 · IDOR: cross-tenant invoice access
#4192 · Missing X-Frame-Options (marketing page)
#4193 · OTP rate-limit bypass on /login
#4194 · Duplicate of #4102
#4195 · SQL injection in /api/v2/orders export
#4196 · Out of scope: *.staging.example.dev
#4197 · Clickjacking, no sensitive action
#4198 · SSRF via PDF renderer callback
#4199 · AI-generated, endpoints do not exist
#4192 · Missing X-Frame-Options (marketing page)
#4193 · OTP rate-limit bypass on /login
#4194 · Duplicate of #4102
#4195 · SQL injection in /api/v2/orders export
#4196 · Out of scope: *.staging.example.dev
#4197 · Clickjacking, no sensitive action
#4198 · SSRF via PDF renderer callback
#4199 · AI-generated, endpoints do not exist
#4188 · "critical" RCE — PoC never ran
#4189 · Stored XSS in profile bio
#4190 · Scanner export, 214 findings
#4191 · IDOR: cross-tenant invoice access
#4192 · Missing X-Frame-Options (marketing page)
#4193 · OTP rate-limit bypass on /login
#4194 · Duplicate of #4102
#4195 · SQL injection in /api/v2/orders export
#4196 · Out of scope: *.staging.example.dev
#4197 · Clickjacking, no sensitive action
#4198 · SSRF via PDF renderer callback
#4199 · AI-generated, endpoints do not exist
#4188 · "critical" RCE — PoC never ran
#4189 · Stored XSS in profile bio
#4190 · Scanner export, 214 findings
#4191 · IDOR: cross-tenant invoice access
#4196 · Out of scope: *.staging.example.dev
#4197 · Clickjacking, no sensitive action
#4198 · SSRF via PDF renderer callback
#4199 · AI-generated, endpoints do not exist
#4188 · "critical" RCE — PoC never ran
#4189 · Stored XSS in profile bio
#4190 · Scanner export, 214 findings
#4191 · IDOR: cross-tenant invoice access
#4192 · Missing X-Frame-Options (marketing page)
#4193 · OTP rate-limit bypass on /login
#4194 · Duplicate of #4102
#4195 · SQL injection in /api/v2/orders export
#4196 · Out of scope: *.staging.example.dev
#4197 · Clickjacking, no sensitive action
#4198 · SSRF via PDF renderer callback
#4199 · AI-generated, endpoints do not exist
#4188 · "critical" RCE — PoC never ran
#4189 · Stored XSS in profile bio
#4190 · Scanner export, 214 findings
#4191 · IDOR: cross-tenant invoice access
#4192 · Missing X-Frame-Options (marketing page)
#4193 · OTP rate-limit bypass on /login
#4194 · Duplicate of #4102
#4195 · SQL injection in /api/v2/orders export
#4190 · Scanner export, 214 findings
#4191 · IDOR: cross-tenant invoice access
#4192 · Missing X-Frame-Options (marketing page)
#4193 · OTP rate-limit bypass on /login
#4194 · Duplicate of #4102
#4195 · SQL injection in /api/v2/orders export
#4196 · Out of scope: *.staging.example.dev
#4197 · Clickjacking, no sensitive action
#4198 · SSRF via PDF renderer callback
#4199 · AI-generated, endpoints do not exist
#4188 · "critical" RCE — PoC never ran
#4189 · Stored XSS in profile bio
#4190 · Scanner export, 214 findings
#4191 · IDOR: cross-tenant invoice access
#4192 · Missing X-Frame-Options (marketing page)
#4193 · OTP rate-limit bypass on /login
#4194 · Duplicate of #4102
#4195 · SQL injection in /api/v2/orders export
#4196 · Out of scope: *.staging.example.dev
#4197 · Clickjacking, no sensitive action
#4198 · SSRF via PDF renderer callback
#4199 · AI-generated, endpoints do not exist
#4188 · "critical" RCE — PoC never ran
#4189 · Stored XSS in profile bio
Bug bounty triage, as a service

Your bug bounty queue, triaged by actual hackers.

TRIAGERS™ plugs into your program and works your queue 24/7. Every submission gets validated, reproduced, deduplicated and severity-rated, with a PoC and remediation advice attached. Your engineers only ever see the reports that matter.

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What you get

Most of your queue is noise.
All of it steals engineering time.

Duplicates, out-of-scope findings, scanner output and, increasingly, AI-generated reports for vulnerabilities that don't exist. Someone still has to read every single one. We think that someone shouldn't be your engineers.

Validated

Every report reproduced

Each valid finding comes back with confirmed reproduction steps, a working PoC, and the edge cases scanners miss.

Noise removed

Duplicates & slop filtered

Root-cause-based duplicate matching, out-of-scope screening, and a trained eye for AI-generated nonsense. Rejections come with reasoning researchers can respect.

Rated

Severity you can act on

A proposed severity grounded in real impact (not CVSS arithmetic), plus remediation advice, so fix-or-pay decisions take minutes instead of meetings.

Steps to reproduce

From noisy queue to curated signal.

  1. 01

    Connect your queue

    We integrate with your platform: HackerOne, Bugcrowd, Intigriti, YesWeHack, self-hosted, or a plain security@ inbox. No migration, no new tooling for your team.

  2. 02

    Meet your squad

    A dedicated triage squad is staffed to your throughput. Same people every week, so program context compounds instead of resetting.

  3. 03

    We work every report

    Validation, reproduction, duplicate matching, PoC, proposed severity, and remediation advice. On Pro, we rewrite messy reports into something your engineers will actually enjoy reading.

  4. 04

    You review only signal

    A curated, enriched queue lands with your team. High signal, low noise, faster payouts, and researchers who stick around because responses are fast and fair.

Intake queue Live
RM KT JD YOUR SQUAD · ASSIGNED
  • #4211
    SQL injection in /api/v2/orders export
    Critical
  • #4212
    Missing X-Frame-Options on marketing page
    Informative
  • #4213
    IDOR: cross-tenant invoice access
    High
  • #4214
    "Critical RCE": AI-generated, PoC never ran
    N/A
  • #4215
    OTP rate-limit bypass on /login
    Medium
  • #4216
    Stored XSS in profile bio
    Dup #4198
6 IN · 3 TO YOUR TEAM NOISE FILTERED: 3

WHAT YOUR QUEUE LOOKS LIKE AFTER WE'RE DONE WITH IT

90 seconds

Watch how it works.

Pricing

Pay per report,
not per headcount.

No retainers for quiet months, no hiring panic during spikes. All prices in USD. Estimate your savings →

Starter
$15/report

The essentials, for programs on a budget.

  • ✓Validation & basic filtering
  • ✓Standard reproduction
  • ✓Duplicate matching
  • ✓Chat support via Slack
Start with Starter
Most popular
Pro
$20/report

Reports rewritten for clarity. PoCs included.

  • ✓Everything in Starter
  • ✓Reports rewritten with clear repro steps
  • ✓Working PoCs attached
  • ✓Priority queue with faster SLAs
Go Pro
Enterprise
Custom

Scaled to your program, on your terms.

  • ✓Custom SLAs & on-call
  • ✓Extended categories (binary, IoT, hardware)
  • ✓Tighter integrations & compliance
  • ✓Bespoke services
Talk to us
FAQ

Questions security teams ask us.

Which bug bounty platforms do you work with? +

All of them. We plug into HackerOne, Bugcrowd, Intigriti, YesWeHack and self-hosted programs, or a plain security@ inbox. If reports land somewhere, we can triage them there.

What do we actually receive for each report? +

A verdict (valid, duplicate, informative or not applicable), reproduction confirmation, a proof of concept, a proposed severity, and remediation advice. On the Pro plan, reports are also rewritten with clear reproduction steps.

Who does the triaging? +

Experienced security researchers and former bug bounty platform triage leads: people who have written and triaged thousands of reports themselves.

How does pricing work? +

Per report processed, starting at $15. You pay for capacity, not headcount: no retainers for quiet months, no scrambling when a spike hits.

Do you communicate with researchers directly? +

Yes. We can respond in-queue under your program's voice, or draft responses for your team to send. Researcher goodwill is part of the job. Fast, respectful communication keeps good hunters on your program.

Can we run a trial first? +

Yes. Book a 30-minute intro call and we will scope a trial matched to your intake volume so you can judge the quality of our triage on your own queue.

From the blog

Notes from the queue.

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For Researchers Aug 3, 2026

Write PoCs a Triager Can Run in Five Minutes

A researcher's guide to proof-of-concept that reproduces first try: curl over screenshots, marked placeholders, stated assumptions, and the PoC failures that bounce valid bugs.

8 min read
Deep Dives Jul 27, 2026

Assigning Severity to Bug Bounty Reports Without Starting a War

CVSS says one thing, the researcher says another, your engineers say a third. How experienced triagers assign severity that holds up under argument.

8 min read
Deep Dives Jul 20, 2026

Bug Bounty Response Templates: Copy-Paste Replies for Program Teams

Copy-paste bug bounty response templates: first response, needs-more-info, duplicate, informative, N/A, severity downgrade, and bounty award, with tone notes.

7 min read
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Contact

Ready to hand off the queue?

Tell us about your program and volume, and we'll scope a trial. Or skip the typing and book a call directly.

Prefer talking?

Book a 30-minute intro.

We'll look at your intake volume together and scope a trial that proves the value on your own queue.

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