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A community for researchers, by Researchers

With more than 15 years of vulnerabilities and disclosures experience, we see our community as a long-term investment. We provide the tools, knowledge and experience required to find more vulnerabilities/advanced attack vectors and discover innovative ways to exploit them.

Quick handling

When a vulnerability is found, it needs to get into the right hands quickly. Our team of experts are always standing by to help friendly hackers disclose vulnerabilities to any organization.

Generous rewards

We believe researchers efforts should be compensated with higher rewards. Even if a vendor doesn’t accept disclosures, we are still interested in acquiring the vulnerability and reporting it.

Done discreetly

We take the privacy of our researchers very seriously and will never disclose any information to third parties (Customers included). A lot of our researchers also choose to stay anonymous.

What We Do

Designed by researchers, for researchers, SSD provides the quick handling needed to get zero-day vulnerabilities responsibly reported to vendors and be generously rewarded- all done discreetly. We help researchers get to the bottom of vulnerabilities affecting major operating systems, software or devices.

Our Scope

Our targets of interest include various Operating systems, Web browsers, Readers, Web Hosting Control Panels, CMS, Network Management Systems, Mailservers, Git Servers and many others

Operating systems:
Windows
Linux (RCE and PE)

Mobile Applications:
Facebook
Whatsapp
Facebook Messenger
Instagram
And many others

Mobile:
iOS (PE from within the Sandbox)
Android

CMS:
WordPress
Joomla
Drupal
Confluence

Web Browsers:
Chrome (RCE or SBX)
Safari
Firefox (RCE)

Web Hosting
Control Panel:
cPanel
Plesk
DirectAdmin
Webmin
And many others

Our full scope

Our Story

Advisories

Explore our latest disclosures

SSD Advisory – macOS Finder RCE

September 21, 2021

Find out how a vulnerability in macOS Finder system allows remote attackers to trick users into running arbitrary commands.

SSD Advisory – NETGEAR D7000 Authentication Bypass

September 6, 2021

Find out how a vulnerability in NETGEAR D7000 device allows remote unauthenticated users to reveal the ‘admin’ password used to login to the admin web interface of the product. NOTE: The vendor states that multiple other devices are also vulnerable.

SSD Advisory – Samsung S10+/S9 kernel 4.14 (Android 10) Kernel Function Address (.text) and Heap Address Information Leak

August 24, 2021

Find out how a vulnerability discovered in Samsung S10+/S9 kernel allows leaking of sensitive function address information.

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