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Document
Security page
URL
https://www.olark.com/help/security
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HTTP status
200
Content type
text/html
Fetch mode
static
Size
147941 bytes
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SHA-256 (normalized text)
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Scripts and page chrome removed; this is what change detection compares.

We’re actively working on updating these pages to reflect our latest software. Contact us if you have questions.
We at Olark want all our customers to feel secure. In the interests of self-improvement and customer security, this page has our latest full-disclosure policy.
If you are a current customer
If you feel your account might have been compromised, or if there is an unexplained charge from us, absolutely do not hesitate to contact us through our chat box.
We will work with you to get the problem solved as quickly as possible, and get you back to making your customers happy!
If you are a professional security researcher
We sincerely thank you for your help, and will happily offer a bounty for submissions of security bugs under the following criteria:
The bug is an application vulnerability (database injection, XSS, session hijacking, remote code execution and so forth) in our main website, the JavaScript chat box, our API, Olark Chat, or one of our other core services.
The bug does not depend on any part of the Olark product being in a particular 3rd-party environment. In particular, we are not responsible for vulnerabilities on the sites of any of our customers that may happen to use Olark, unless those vulnerabilities might affect other Olark users or our main site.
The bug’s effects are not limited only to browser/version combinations that cannot be conceivably called modern in any way–we’re looking at you, IE6/7.
You are the original source of the bug through your own research, and you are the first person to report the particular vulnerability to us.
You have given/are giving us a reasonable amount of time to act upon the disclosure before disclosing it to any other organization, or to the public.
You are not a minor, nor are you on any list of people we are not legally allowed to do business with.
There are some caveats to the above. To wit:
Please do not test our capacity, or for Denial of Service or similar exploits.
Please do all testing on your own account, and not to any other customers. Also, please make the effort not to destroy any data/defraud anyone/set any puppies on fire. We respect the privacy and safety of the people using our service, and hope you feel the same way.
Please do not run any automated exploit scanners without a limited scope. This generates spam for us, and is annoying, and will likely cover a lot of ground that has already been tread.
Please submit the reproduction as plain text, or as POCs in standard image or video formats (gif, png, mp4, and similar). Submissions received in various rich text formats (docx, pdf) will be asked to resubmit in plain text.
We reserve the right to refuse or grant awards solely at our discretion, and to modify or cancel this policy at any time with no prior notice. We’ll try not to be mean about it, though.
We leave any tax implications or legal standing in your own country to be entirely your own responsibility.
XSS attacks that require user submission (“reflective” XSS, as opposed to “stored” XSS) are not eligible for a bounty, but can still receive recognition here if the attack is novel.
Vulnerabilities that result from code managed by any third-party partner we use in the operation of our product is not eligible for a monetary reward. However, we will provide contact information if you wish to attempt a Responsible Disclosure submission to that partner directly, and your submission may still be eligible for a listing on the Hall of Fame.
How to disclose an issue
Submit your finding to [email protected] (pgp, but please note the current (as of 2018-05-15) vulnerability mentioned here)
Please include:
A summary of the problem
A proof-of-concept or a stepwise breakdown
How to identify you for attribution on this page.
We’re not an Internet giant, but will happily award between $100-$300 for critical disclosures, and may award more at our discretion. We will also list you here in the Special Thanks session and buy you a beer (or similar beverage) if we ever run into you in person.
Please note that we are not a huge company, and all of our engineers have many responsibilities in addition to keeping our product secure. Since that is the case, there may be a lag in responses from us, and there may be some time between submission and the patching of the vulnerability. We’re sorry if you bump into either of these things, but promise that we will eventually evaluate and respond to your submissions.
Special Thanks
Following are all the people who have participated in our responsible disclosure program, and to them we extend our heartfelt thanks.
2026
Anisto Mejin
2025
Vaibhav Shinde
Aditya Singh
Ankit Rathva
Nishant Lungare
Mohd Ali
Rohith.S
Rajat_Sec
2024
Heidar Zeinalli
Faizan Ahmad Wani
2023
Multansingh Medtiya
Faizan Ahmad Wani
Nikhil Rane
2022
Mustafa Jamal
Faizan Ahmad Wani
Yash Devkate (rootxyash)
2021
Dipak Panchal (@DipakPanchal05)
Adityan M.
Faizan Ahmad Wani
Raul Gadzhiev
Dmitry Ivanov
2020
Sachin Birendra Pandey (@SachinP01470613, LinkedIn)
Pal Patel
Indira Sabeesh
Raj Shinde
2019
MLM Software
Ratnadip Gajbhiye
Rayen Messaoudi
Prabhjot Dunglay
Sameer Phad @sameerphad72
Sree Visakh Jain
Muhammad Aurangzaib @z41b1337
Cyborg Wayne
2018
Bryan Galao
@missoum1307
Amal Mohandas
Kaushik Sardar
2017
Ankit Singh
Gareth Heyes
Eusebiu Blindu @testalways
Nikhil @niksthehacker
Angkan Chanda (n1ghtcr4wl3r) https://nightcr4wl3r.blogspot.com
2016
Anirudh Anand
Yogesh Modi
Ahmed Jerbi
Zawad Bin Hafiz @thezawad
Roei Sherman
Shailesh Suthar @shailesh4594
Frans Rosén
The creator of certifications.fyi
Diogo Real @c0rtePentest
Bernardo Ariel Díaz @bada_77
2015
Frans Rosén
Abdul Haq Khokhar
Ivan Ivanovich
Avram Marius Gabriel
Muhammad Hassaan Khan
Prayas Kulshrestha
Fredrik Nordberg Almroth
Bogdan Calin
Romin Farajpour Cami @MF4rr3ll
Shivam Kumar Agarwal
Nithish M. Varghese
Jaidip Kotak @JaidipKotak
Sree Visakh Jain
Pratik Panchal Infobit Technologies
Milan Solanski
Cyber Warrior Bug Researchers
Raghav Bisht
2014
José Luís Zayas Banderas www.axarnet.es
Issam Rabhi @issam_rabhi
Anand Sundar Tiwari @anandtiwarics
Suhas Gaikwad
Rishiraj Sharma @ehrishiraj
HariKrishna Valugonda @vhssunny1
Ravikumar Paghdal @_RaviRamesh
Nitesh Shilpkar
Mahadev Subedi, bootstrapic.com
Akhil Reni @akhil_Reni
Christy Philip Mathew @christypriory
Deepanker Chawla
Robin Puri
Manish Bhattacharya @umenmactech
Frans Rosén
Thalaivar Subu
Luke Francl
Amaresh Pattanayak (C-Dac, Knowledge Park, Bangalore)
karthickumar.k
Sachin Thakuri
Hammad Mahmood
Osama Mahmood
prashanth varma
Jakub Żoczek
Jigar Thakkar, Infobit @jigarthakkar39
2013
Muhammad Mujtaba @mushti
Muhammad Waqar @MuhammadWaqar_9
Ravikumar Paghdal @_RaviRamesh
Harsha Vardhan Boppana @hvboppana
Frans Rosén
Yaroslav Olejnik - O.J.A.
Vinod Tiwari @war_crack
Javid Hussain @javidhussain21
Kamil Sevi @kamilsevi
Christy Philip Mathew @christypriory
Ehraz Ahmed @securityexe
Siddhesh Gawde
Umraz Ahmed @umrazahmed
Denis Kolegov @dnkolegov
Sergey Markov
Nitesh Shilpkar
P.B. Surya Subhash @pbssubhash
Jon, Bitquark Security Research
Mathias Karlsson
Rafael Pablos
Vinesh N. Redkar @b0rn2pwn
Saurabh Chandrakant Nemade @SaurabhNemade
Paul Seekamp
Jigar Thakkar, Infobit @jigarthakkar39
Tejash Patel @tejash1991
Vinod R. Kurup @apwbd007
Devesh Bhatt @deveshbhatt11
Jakub Żoczek
Mateusz Goik, AliantSoft
Abdelhamid ABOULOUAFA @_ham1d
Hassan El Hadary
Jayvardhan Singh @Silent_Screamr
Simon Bräuer @redshark1802
Mayank Kapoor, HacKerDesk @wHys0serious
Gurjant Singh, HacKerDesk @GurjantSadhra
Michiel Prins, HackerOne @michielprins
Muhammad Shahmeer, Maads Security @Shahmeer_Amir
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