Jora

Description

For this program, we're inviting researchers to test Jora's web applications and services - with a focus of identifying security weaknesses that might lead to the compromise of our customer data (mainly, job seekers profiles and resumes). IMPORTANT: Please remember to follow the job posting rules outlined in the program brief. Thank you for participating! Ratings/Rewards: For the initial prioritization/rating of findings, this program will use the Bugcrowd Vulnerability Rating Taxonomy . However, it is important to note that a vulnerability priority will be modified due to its likelihood and impact. In any instance where an issue is downgraded, Jora will provide a reasonable justification to the researcher. To maximize your reward and payout time frame, please make sure to include the following in your report: An attack scenario : What is the most likely way an attacker could abuse this vulnerability? Clear reproduction steps : If we can't easily replicate what you are describing, we may not consider the issue as serious. Recommended fix : If you have any good ideas on ways to mitigate the risk without impacting normal users, your submission will have more value. Triage SLA For P1/P2 issues, we aim to complete our triage within one business week of the issue being reported. For other issues, it may take us up to three business weeks to triage the issue.

Targets

Any domain/property of Jora not listed in the targets section is out of scope. This includes any/all subdomains not listed above as well as Jora Local. Access Please sign up for accounts on https://www.jora.com/ using your @bugcrowdninja.com email address. For more info regarding @bugcrowdninja email addresses, see here . Rules for posting a job When posting jobs on Jora only post jobs using the following details: Job Title (must contain): "Bugcrowd - Do Not Apply" Country: United States Business address: 1 Coyote Rd, Teller, Alaska, USA Email: Your @bugcrowdninja.com address DO NOT post jobs into other regions. Jobs posted within United States will be available on the regional Jora sites. Focus areas We are most interested in critical vulnerabilities that allow access to customer PII data (user's profile's and CV's) or Jora corporate data and access to Jora's internal network. Jora includes regionally branded sites (e.g. https://au.jora.com/ or https://us.jora.com/), these all share the same underlying deployment/code and thus will be treated as one site. Rules & Out of Scope DO NOT interact or affect existing customers during testing. This includes things like posting a job not using the instructions above, which could result in real customers applying for your test job ads!! Automated vulnerability scanning tools are strictly prohibited. Jora regularly blocks attacks from users performing suspicious activity. All email addresses belonging to researchers should be your @bugcrowdninja.com. We do not accept reports that contain low-effort or AI-generated content. Submissions must demonstrate original analysis, clear understanding of the issue, and actionable detail. Reports lacking meaningful human input will be rejected. Exclusions Cookie flags, i.e. Secure and HTTPOnly. Volume related issues, i.e. brute-force, rate-limiting, and denial of service. Email configuration, i.e. SPF, DKIM, and DMARC. Error pages, i.e. verbose error messages, stack traces, and invalid status codes. Admin or maintenance pages, i.e. monitoring system login pages, and pages with no sensitive information. Clickjacking, i.e. missing X-Frame-Options header. Pre-Authentication Account Takeover. CSRF on unauthenticated resources, i.e. login/logout, pages with anonymous access, and non-sensitive information. Mobile issues that require root access, i.e. credentials in Android SharedPreferences. Non-sensitive exposed API keys, i.e. Google Maps and Raygun. Absent or misconfigured HTTP headers, i.e. Content-Security-Policy, Strict-Transport-Security, X-XSS-Protection and Cache-Control. Configuration that is not directly exploitable, i.e. weak TLS ciphers, password policy, session expiration, and certificate pinning. Vulnerabilities exclusive to outdated, unpatched and unsupported browsers, mobile applications and mobile operating systems.