In brief. Node.js is a bug bounty program on HackerOne. It received 182 reports in the 90 days to November 7, 2026, about 182 per in-scope asset. As of Nov 7, 2026. Markdown for agents

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Program metrics HackerOne, published

These are HackerOne’s own figures for this program, taken from its public page. Researchers did not report them, and they don't count toward the BugRater grade. Captured 7 Nov 2026.

What it pays, by severity

Critical amount not published 7 reports

High amount not published 53 reports

Medium amount not published 76 reports

Low amount not published 38 reports

$6,150 paid to researchers in total. This is HackerOne’s lifetime figure. It shows the program has paid out before. It doesn't tell you what any one report will get.

Intake & responsiveness, last 90 days

Reports received

182

in 90 days

Resolved

185

all time, last one 2 days ago

Participants

204

hunters engaged

Response efficiency

71%

below its own targets, HackerOne’s figure

SLA misses

targets missed

Reports received, day by day, last 30 days 169–199

9 Oct 182 reports 7 Nov

Response targets it sets itself

First response

5 days

Triage

10 days

Bounty

30 days

Resolution

90 days

These are targets the program set. They don't show whether it meets them.

Barriers to submitting

Open to submit. HackerOne lists no requirements for submitting a report here.

Over 79 days (80 snapshots): intake down 1 reports; response efficiency down 9 points.

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Who this program credits

204 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	haxatron1	88	14 / 19 74%
2	amitklein	57	1 / 1 100%
2	v6ak	57	1 / 1 100%
4	pimterry	45	3 / 3 100%
5	fwilhelm	44	2 / 2 100%
6	jzebor	43	4 / 4 100%
7	yushengchen	41	8 / 18 44%
8	cantina-security	35	2 / 5 40%
9	astraol	34	0 / 0
9	mkg	34	2 / 3 67%
11	zeyu2001	30	5 / 6 83%
12	shogunpanda	27	1 / 1 100%
12	underflow0	27	1 / 1 100%
14	hasanfleyah	23	1 / 7 14%
15	alyssawilk	22	1 / 1 100%
15	ashi009	22	1 / 1 100%
15	ericsesterhenn	22	1 / 1 100%
15	erubinson	22	1 / 1 100%
15	exx8	22	1 / 2 50%
15	nikitastupin	22	1 / 1 100%
15	omicronenergy	22	1 / 1 100%
15	piao	22	1 / 1 100%
15	prateek_0490	22	1 / 1 100%
15	rogierschouten	22	1 / 1 100%
15	tanium-ls111	22	1 / 2 50%

Showing the top 25 of 204 credited on HackerOne.

Program profile HackerOne, imported

HackerOne published these facts on the program's page. Researchers did not report them, and they don't count toward the BugRater grade. Last checked 6 Nov 2026.

The Node.js JavaScript Runtime

Responsiveness

71% HackerOne’s figure

Swag

Currency

USD

Submissions

Open

Launched

Apr 2018

Scope entries

1 HackerOne’s count

Scope

1 asset

Asset	Type	Eligibility	Max severity
https://github.com/nodejs/node	SOURCE CODE	✓ bounty	Critical

Known vulnerabilities in in-scope packages

169 from OSV.dev

Published vulnerabilities in the packages and repositories this program lists in scope, from the open OSV.dev database. They are already public, so they are context for where the code has broken before, not findings to report.

Advisory	Package	Severity	Published
CVE-2026-58043 A flaw in Node.js Permission Model enforcement can over-grant filesystem access across radix-tree prefix boundaries.	github.com/nodejs/node	CVSS	30 Jul 2026
CVE-2026-56850 A flaw in Node.js HTTPS Agent connection reuse can cause PFX object-array key collisions, allowing mutual TLS (mTLS) client identities to b…	github.com/nodejs/node	CVSS	30 Jul 2026
CVE-2026-56847 A flaw in Node.js Permission Model enforcement allows `trace_events.createTracing().enable()` Writes Trace Logs Outside `--allow-fs-write`.	github.com/nodejs/node	CVSS	30 Jul 2026
CVE-2026-48930 A flaw in Node.js TLS hostname handling can cause Embedded-nul hostnames can lead to silent authority rebinding due to c-string truncation …	github.com/nodejs/node	CVSS	26 Jun 2026
CVE-2026-48936 A flaw in Node.js Permission API can cause a local server to be started (via a Unix domain socket), even without the `--allow-net` permissi…	github.com/nodejs/node	CVSS	26 Jun 2026

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