Public programs
Any registered ethical hacker can search for vulnerabilities in these programs. You find the exact scope and rules on the program’s page on the platform.
Before you start, read the testing rules.
Hacktify
Hacktify’s own program. We connect companies with ethical hackers, so we have the community test our own systems too. You can report the vulnerabilities you find legally, through the platform.
Humen Media Hungary Kft.
Humen Magazin is a lifestyle and culture magazine, mainly for readers aged 18 to 50. The program aims to uncover the website’s vulnerabilities with the help of the ethical hacker community, so it runs even more securely.
Erőforrás Alapítvány United Way Magyarország
A tax-exempt public benefit foundation that uses international donations to support development programs for Hungarian children and young people. In their vulnerability disclosure program, they ask you to act ethically and help make their systems more secure.
FUTAR.hu Logisztikai Kft.
A family-owned Hungarian courier service founded in 2006 and one of the key players on the domestic market. Openness and transparency define how they work, which is why they opened their program to hackers.
Havas-Sághy és Társai Ügyvédi Iroda
The firm’s websites present its employment law, real estate law, corporate law, family law and IT law services. The program aims to uncover and report vulnerabilities on these sites.
Three steps to your first report
Sign up
Create your account on the Hacktify platform, it is free.
Choose a program
Read the scope and the rules. Only test what is included in the program.
Report what you found
You report the vulnerability through the platform, the company responds there, and your result shows up on the leaderboard too.
Want to launch your own program?
If you would like ethical hackers to test your company too, you can launch a public or private bug bounty program, or start with a VDP.
Curious where you stand compared to others? Check the leaderboard.
