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As programs receive vulnerability reports and work on deploying fixes, they need proof that their vulnerabilities have actually been fixed. Asking hackers to verify whether a vulnerability has been fixed is a good way to secure the protection of data. Programs can elect to invite you and other hackers to retest your vulnerabilities to verify fixes.
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As programs receive vulnerability reports and work on deploying fixes, they need proof that their vulnerabilities have actually been fixed. Retesting enables programs to ask hackers to verify whether a vulnerability has been fixed in order to secure the protection of their data. If you submit a valid vulnerability report, programs can elect to invite you to retest the vulnerability to verify the fixes.
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><i>There’s currently no effect to reputation for participating in the retest. Although there’s no time limit, we recommend you to complete the retest within 24 hours after accepting the invitation.</i>
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Upon successful completion of a retest, you’ll receive $50 in bounty as well as +2 reputation.
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If you’re invited to retest a vulnerability, you’ll receive an invitation in your email to retest the report.
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### How it works
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If you’ve submitted a valid vulnerability for a report, the program can request to have you retest the vulnerability to make sure it’s been fixed.
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If you're the original reporter of the report, you'll also receive an email asking you to participate in retesting your report.
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If you’re invited to retest the vulnerability, you’ll receive a notification in your email to retest the report.
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**Approve and resolve** the retest | You say the vulnerability is fixed. | You’ll be awarded a $50 bounty. <br><br>The report will close and will be marked as *Resolved*.
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**Reject** the retest | You say the vulnerability is fixed. | The program will provide you with a summary explaining why they’ve rejected the retest. They can choose to request another retest for the vulnerability. <br><br>The status of the report will be changed to Triaged. the report will be changed to *Triaged*.
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**Approve** the retest | You say the vulnerability is not fixed. | You’ll be awarded a $50 bounty. <br><br>The report will move back to *Triaged* and will stay open for the program to implement a fix.
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**Reject** the retest | You say the vulnerability is not fixed. | The program will provide you with a summary explaining why they’ve rejected the retest. The program can choose to request another retest for the report. <br><br>The status of the report will be changed to *Triaged*.
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6. Submit a new report if you found a new vulnerability by clicking on the <b>submit a new report</b> link, and enter the report ID number in the <b>Report ID</b> field.
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### Claiming Retest Opportunities
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If you’re not the original hacker, and the original hacker of the report chooses to reject the retest, you and other hackers can claim the retesting opportunities depending on your retesting rights.
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If the program is:
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7. Provide a short summary of how you retested the vulnerability and upload any attachments of your validations.
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Program Type | Details
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Private | If you’re part of the private program offering retests, you can find and claim the retesting opportunities under **Hacker Dashboard > Retesting**.
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Public | You’ll be able to claim retests for programs where you submitted at least 1 valid vulnerability (the report is resolved or triaged) under **Hacker Dashboard > Retesting**.
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To claim a retest:
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1. Go to **Hacker Dashboard > Retesting**.
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2. Click **Claim retest** for the retest you’re interested in. Keep in mind that you can only claim and work on 1 retest at a time. Upon claiming a retest, you’ll have 24 hours to complete the retest.
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3. View steps 3 and 4 in the section above to complete the retest.
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8. Click <b>Submit</b>.
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9. Click <b>Yes!</b> to finalize your submission.
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Upon completion, you'll be awarded with a $50 bounty.
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### Managing and Viewing Retests
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You can keep track of all of your retesting work under Hacker Dashboard > Retesting. You’ll be able to:
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* Claim open retests
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* See which retest you need to complete and the time you have left to complete it.
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