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Ruby on Rails
Ruby on Rails HackerOne
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Program metrics HackerOne · published

HackerOne’s own figures for this program, read from its public page, not reported by researchers and not part of the BugRater grade. Captured 4 Oct 2026.

What it pays, by severity

Critical amount not published 3 reports
High amount not published 21 reports
Medium amount not published 44 reports
Low amount not published 27 reports

Intake & responsiveness · last 90 days

Reports received
112
in 90 days
Resolved
120
all time, last one 12 days ago
Participants
126
hunters engaged
Response efficiency
93%
meeting its targets, HackerOne’s figure
SLA misses
0
targets missed
Reports received · day by day, last 30 days 90–112
5 Sep 112 reports 4 Oct

Response targets it sets itself

First response
1 day
Triage
10 days
Bounty
30 days
Resolution
90 days

A target the program declared, not a measurement of it being met.

Getting in the door

Open to submit. Nothing HackerOne publishes stands between a hunter and a first report here.

Over 45 days (117 snapshots): intake up 40 reports; response efficiency up 18 points.

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Reviews

1 published
Hacktivity: Ruby on Rails (72 disclosed)
★★★★★ neutral

Source: HackerOne Hacktivity (public disclosures) Program: https://hackerone.com/rails Disclosed reports analyzed: 72 Bounties: none in disclosed reports --- Aggregated from publicly disclosed HackerOne reports. Ratings derived from triage timing and bounty data.

via HackerOne reports 72
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Who this program credits

130 credited

Researchers HackerOne shows on this program’s public thanks list, best position first. “Recognised” is how many of a hunter’s submissions the program accepted; the ratio is their signal here, not our judgement of them.

# Researcher Reputation Recognised / submitted
1 ooooooo_q 232 21 / 27 78%
2 ff7f00 89 2 / 2 100%
3 benmmurphy 86 3 / 3 100%
4 seantheprogrammer 64 2 / 2 100%
5 kratob2 59 2 / 3 67%
6 joernchen 54 2 / 2 100%
7 scyoon 53 8 / 17 47%
8 taise 35 3 / 3 100%
9 smlee 33 1 / 4 25%
10 bjeanes 32 1 / 1 100%
10 d_w 32 1 / 1 100%
10 jyotisingh 32 1 / 1 100%
10 kaarloh 32 1 / 1 100%
10 lautis 32 1 / 1 100%
10 nahamsec 32 1 / 1 100%
10 orange 32 1 / 1 100%
17 wonda_tea_coffee 31 3 / 3 100%
18 mastahyeti 29 2 / 2 100%
19 nikitastupin 25 0 / 1 0%
20 ryotak 23 3 / 6 50%
20 svalkanov 23 3 / 6 50%
22 andrewcarpenter 22 1 / 1 100%
22 einstein_ 22 1 / 2 50%
22 forced-request 22 1 / 1 100%
22 garnu 22 1 / 1 100%

Showing the top 25 of 130 credited on HackerOne.

Program profile HackerOne · imported

Facts published by HackerOne on the program's own page, not reported by researchers, and not part of the BugRater grade. Last checked 30 Sep 2026.

Web development that doesn't hurt.

Responsiveness
95% HackerOne’s figure
Swag
No
Currency
USD
Submissions
Open
Launched
Dec 2013
Scope entries
2 HackerOne’s count

Scope

2 assets
AssetTypeEligibilityMax severity
*.rubyonrails.org WILDCARD out None
https://github.com/rails/rails SOURCE CODE submit only Critical