HackerOne
CNA assigner on 27 (independent) of 27 known-exploited records. Every aggregate on this page is recomputed from the records listed below — each one already cited to its public source.
No vendor advisory domain is cited for this contributor in the corpus — its credit here is as a CNA/finder. Home URL is a stated coverage gap.
Roles across the work
— find / fix / exploit / catalog, computed per record from credit type, the vendor-self-CNA gate, and the linked public exploit catalogEach dimension is a count of the listed records where this contributor did that job. A CNA row is fix only when the affected product is the assigner’s own; registries, coordinators, platforms, intel and research houses read as catalog, never fix. Exploit counts records where this contributor is credited as author of a public exploit / detection template in a linked catalog — we link the catalog, never host a payload.
Known for
— recomputed from this contributor’s own recordsNarrative reach
— how far this contributor’s records carry an attacker, front door → lights outFurthest any of these records carries an attacker: 5 · Lights out. 10 of 24 narrative-framed records reach data-at-risk or lights-out. (furthest-position idiom, reused from the landing map; the stage mapping is a model output over cited evidence.)
Recent highlights
— this contributor’s newest known-exploited recordsEvery record they’re cited in
— all 27, each linked to its cited sourceThis is the evidence behind every number above. Sorted ransomware-first, then by modeled exploit probability.