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Dot watches a bug-bounty target’s GitHub for commits and PRs

nisedo says that when they submit a bug bounty report they also ask their Dot to watch the target’s GitHub for any commit or PR that touches the code from the submission, so they can see fixes before the triage queue replies and review whether a fix addresses the root cause or only the exact exploit path.

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nisedo (@nisedo) posted that when they submit a bug bounty report they also ask their Dot to keep an eye on the target’s GitHub for any commit or PR that touches the code from the submission. They say the fix often lands in the repo before the program replies, so they know where things stand without waiting on the triage queue, and they can review the fix early to check whether it addresses the root cause or only the exact exploit path from the report. This page restates that user post in English. It is not an OpenAI statement and not an independently verified case study.

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