Huntr
Features of Huntr
Use Cases of Huntr
FAQ about Huntr
QWhat is Huntr?
Huntr is the world's first bug bounty platform focused on artificial intelligence and machine learning, connecting security researchers with AI open-source projects to improve the security of the AI ecosystem through responsible vulnerability disclosure.
QWhat types of vulnerabilities does Huntr cover?
The platform covers two main types of vulnerabilities: model-file vulnerabilities, focusing on machine learning model file formats and their loading processes; and open-source vulnerabilities, addressing security flaws in AI/ML open-source applications and libraries.
QHow to submit a vulnerability report on Huntr?
Researchers can submit vulnerability reports via the platform's security form; the platform will then contact the relevant maintainers for validation and manage rewards and disclosure.
QWhat is the bounty amount on Huntr?
Bounties vary by severity and project; public information shows rewards range from $0 to $4,000, with specifics listed in the platform's bounty projects.
QHow does Huntr handle submitted vulnerabilities?
Upon receipt, the platform will contact maintainers and grant a 31-day response window. For high-severity vulnerabilities with no maintainer reply, the platform may take manual action within 14 days. Valid vulnerabilities, once confirmed, earn researchers a bounty.
QAre vulnerability reports on Huntr publicly disclosed?
According to platform rules, open-source vulnerability reports are usually disclosed 90 days after verification and fix, with a potential extension; model-file vulnerability reports are generally not disclosed.
QWho can use Huntr?
The platform is targeted at security researchers, AI open-source project maintainers, and organizations and individuals interested in AI/ML supply chain security. Users must log in and agree to the Terms of Service to access core features.
QWhich model file formats does Huntr support?
The platform's model-file vulnerability initiative covers 56 formats, including safetensors, GGUF, and other common ML model file formats.