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Vulnerability disclosure program

Aareon

aareon.com / public reporting path

Basic45 signal

Focus on public websites, customer portal authentication, API authorization and tenant separation in real-estate software workflows. Use test accounts only and avoid customer data.

Safe harbor
There is a published intake, but the legal and scope language is thin.
Disclosure
Not guaranteed. Read the policy before you start.
Intake
ciso@aareon.com
Scope rules

In scope

  • *.aareon.com
  • aareon.com

This programme publishes no asset list, so everything under the primary domain is treated as in scope. Read the policy before you touch anything.

Out of scope

  • Social engineering against staff or customers
  • Physical intrusion or on-site testing
  • Denial of service, load testing or resource exhaustion
  • Credential brute force or password spraying
  • Leaving persistence, backdoors or planted accounts
  • Accessing data belonging to real users
  • Unthrottled automated scanning
Scope rules

What Rooted expects in a valid report

In scope

Owned public web assets, auth/session logic, exposed APIs, account boundaries, sensitive data exposure and clear misconfiguration with reproducible impact.

Out of scope

Social engineering, physical testing, spam, denial of service, brute force, persistence, malware, extortion language and access to data that is not yours.

Report quality

Include affected asset, severity, exact steps, observed impact and safe evidence. We score reports faster when the reproduction is clean.

Verification

Rooted reviews the submission and may coordinate with the listed program. Points are released only after the finding is confirmed.