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OWASP Developer Guide |
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OWASP Developer Guide |
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The OWASP Bug Logging Tool (BLT) is a community database of bugs found in an organization's web site or application. BLT is an OWASP Production tool project and has its own bug recording site.
BLT is a bug recording and bounty tool that allows external users to register and advise about bugs in an organization's web site or application. It allows an organization to run a bug bounty program without having to go through a commercial provider.
The BLT core project provides a development server docker image that can be used for the bug bounty program. The BLT-Flutter application provides an integrated method for reporters/users to report bugs. The BLT Extension is a Chrome extension that helps BLT reporters/users to take screenshots and add them to a BLT website.
Bug bounty programs are an important path for reporting security bugs to an organization. These programs can be paid-for services provided by commercial companies, or they can be provided by the company / organization itself; and this is where BLT can help.
External reporters of bugs in web sites and applications are a valuable way of identifying security related bugs and issues; it provides a diverse range of individuals to hunt for bugs. BLT can provide the route for these security bugs to be responsibly disclosed to the organization.
BLT has its own bug recording site which can be used to disclose any type of bug in any web site. Ideally this is not used for security related bugs because these bugs need responsible disclosure. The organization should run its own BLT core site to accept submission of security related bugs, and encourage users/reporters to use the BLT app and chrome extension.
The OWASP Developer Guide is a community effort; if there is something that needs changing then submit an issue or edit on GitHub.