Bug Hunter Hall of Fame
Welcome to our Hall of Fame! The security of our customer data is our top priority and we stand behind a responsible process for remediating vulnerabilities (Responsible Disclosure Process).
We would especially like to thank these ethical security researchers for helping us keep our customer data safe.
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Keeping the data of our customers secure is very important for us. IONOS supports the responsible disclosure process and appreciates reports by well-intentioned, ethical security researchers. We are committed to investigate all reports and resolve the issues to protect our customers. This policy describes how IONOS works with the security community, the scope and the process.
Scope
The following vulnerabilities in IONOS products and services are within the scope of this policy. We encourage every member of the security community to report findings within this scope to us.The following vulnerabilities in IONOS products and services are not in the scope of this policy. Please refrain from reporting them to us:
- All vulnerabilities which impact the confidentiality, integrity or availability of our products and services and thus put our customers' data at risk.
- Denial of Service vulnerability (i.e. overwhelming our services with a high volume of requests)
- TLS configuration specifics (e.g. no support for TLSv1.3, a specific cipher suite configuration, etc.)
- Reports indicating that our services do not fully align with "best practice" (e.g. missing security headers or suboptimal email-related configurations such as SPF, DMARC etc.)
Bug Bounty Program
There is currently no official bug bounty program at IONOS, but we are inducting outstanding ethical security researchers into our Hall of Fame.
Reporting a vulnerability
Please read this document fully prior to reporting any vulnerabilities to ensure that you understand the policy and can act in compliance with it. Please report your finding in scope (see the section above) to security@ionos.com and provide the following information:If you prefer encrypted communication, please use our GPG key. Key-Id: 7A4187A8121BE832B487BE48BFE5B220188CF3A5, Fingerprint: 7A41 87A8 121B E832 B487 BE48 BFE5 B220 188C F3A5. Please do not send us confidential information such as your password or any other person-related data!
- Who is affected by the threat? Whenever possible, include the affected URLs.
- How can the vulnerability be exploited? It may be helpful to include screenshots to illustrate the vulnerability.
- All the relevant details including the steps required to reproduce the issue. Note: Do not include sensitive data, such as your password in your description.
What to expect
Upon arrival, our security team will:Should we have the need to share your finding with another organization we'll contact you in advance.
- Acknowledge the arrival of your report and assign you a unique identifier which will be in the email's subject line. Please keep the subject line intact and use the identifier in all further correspondence. We typically reply within one working day.
- Check the validity of the finding and if the report is a duplicate of an earlier case. If we have further questions, we'll get back to you with questions.
- If the finding is valid, it will be forwarded to the appropriate internal team for triage and to work on a plan for remediation. Please note that this can take some time. You’re welcome to enquire on the status of the process but please limit this to no more than once every 14 days.
- We will contact you once the finding is remediated and might ask you to retest it.
IONOS will not seek prosecution of any security researcher who reports, in good faith and in accordance with this policy, any security vulnerability on an in-scope IONOS service.
Feedback
If you wish to provide feedback or suggestions on this policy, please contact our security team using the address written above.