Are you a security researcher and want to report an issue you discovered? Go to g.co/vulnz.
Did you know?
Around 90% of reports we receive describe issues that are not security vulnerabilities, despite looking like one. For example:
- I'm receiving e-mail messages addressed to another user with a similar name.
It's most likely a typo made by that other person (please note that [email protected] is actually the same account as [email protected]). Go ahead and read this article for an explanation, it's not a bug. - XSS in translate.googleusercontent.com or yourblog.blogspot.com
These are examples of sandbox domains created specifically to ensure that XSS there does not pose a risk to our users. It's not a vulnerability. - And there's lots more! If you are a security researcher, make sure to look at the articles on "Invalid reports" available on our Bug Hunter University before reporting an issue.
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