Needle : Instant Access To You Bug Bounty Submission Dashboard On Various Platforms

Needle is the only chrome extension you may need to have one click access to your bug submissions across various platforms. No need to create any bookmark, type on the url bar and have fuss with autocomplete problems.

Right now the list included is-

  • Hackerone
  • Bugcrowd
  • Intigriti
  • Yes we hack

and added support as-

  • H1 Publicly disclosed reports. (from h1.nobbd.de)
  • Link to #bugbountytips (via @TheBugBot)

Screenshot

On clicking any of the above, it opens the bug submission dashboard of that site. ex. for h1: https://hackerone.com/bugs

Usage

Dl the repo as zip, extract and load the needle folder via the “Load unpacked extension. ” (Enable dev mode in chrome before it.)

FYI, ensure, you are already logged into your accounts, or else the site will redirect for login.

R K

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