Responsible disclosure

Report a Security Issue

How to responsibly report potential vulnerabilities in ScreenNabster accounts, dashboard, API, and rendering behavior.

Last updated: April 30, 2026

Responsible disclosure

ScreenNabster welcomes responsible disclosure reports. Please do not publicly disclose a suspected vulnerability until we had a reasonable time to investigate.

Send reports to support@screennabster.com with enough detail to reproduce.

In scope

Reports commonly cover authentication, authorization, dashboard flows, REST APIs, secrets handling, SSRF safeguards, webhook handling, quota bypass, insecure output handling, and related issues demonstrating impact.

Testing rules

  • Use accounts and targets you control or hold written authorization to assess.
  • Keep tests narrowly scoped and non-destructive; avoid mass scanning or noisy denial-of-service testing.
  • Stop immediately if you access data belonging to others; report it securely rather than extracting or leaking it.
  • Honor third-party service policies when your testing interacts with upstream sites.

Out of scope

Typically out of scope: generic missing security headers lacking exploitability; social engineering; physical attacks; spam-only reports; issues in vendor platforms without plausible ScreenNabster impact.

What to include

Prefer endpoint or route names, timelines, reproducible payloads, screenshots, sanitized HTTP transcripts, suspected blast radius, and safe proof-of-concept steps.

Bounty and response

There is currently no contractual bug bounty program. Rewards, if offered, remain discretionary.

We endeavor to acknowledge valid reports promptly and mitigate confirmed issues pragmatically.