~/proof $ ls -la ./hall-of-fame

Don't take my word for it.
Take NASA's.

Public recognitions earned by Abhishek Bhaskar (Abhi HackZ) for responsibly disclosing real vulnerabilities in production systems — from NASA and other organisations, so it's never just one name.

PUBLIC · HOF NASA Hall of Fame recognition for Abhishek Bhaskar (Abhi HackZ)

NASA

Hall of Fame · 2026

Recognition for responsible vulnerability disclosure in a NASA production system.

PUBLIC · HOF Nojoto Hall of Fame recognition for Abhishek Bhaskar (Abhi HackZ)

Nojoto

Hall of Fame

Recognition for responsible vulnerability disclosure.

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PUBLIC · HOF RepAutomate Hall of Fame recognition for Abhishek Bhaskar (Abhi HackZ)

RepAutomate

Hall of Fame

Recognition for responsible vulnerability disclosure.

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PRIVATE · VDP Vero VDP recognition on Bugcrowd for Abhishek Bhaskar (Abhi HackZ)

Vero VDP

Bugcrowd · Private

Responsible disclosure recognition under the Vero VDP program.

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What these recognitions mean

Every entry above came from finding a genuine security issue in a live system and reporting it through the right channel so it could be fixed before anyone abused it. A Hall of Fame listing is a vendor's public acknowledgement of that work. The same reasoning-first approach behind these disclosures is written up in detail across my security writeups — from chaining an IDOR into account takeover to business logic flaws scanners miss.