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Because your security is never optional.

Join the Trezor bug
bounty program

Help us secure the future of self-custody. Report vulnerabilities. Earn rewards. Follow these rules:
Act in good faith to protect user and company data.
Give us time to fix the issue before disclosing it publicly.
Avoid any fraud or harm during your research.
Relevant topics
Trezor devices and firmware
  • Seed extraction or injection
  • PIN bypass
  • Bypassing user confirmation
  • Private key extraction
  • Physical and supply chain attacks
This category matters most as Trezor is the ultimate point of security in our threat model.
Trezor Suite app and Trezor Connect
  • Cross-site scripting (XSS)
  • Third-party libraries and supply chain attacks
  • Vulnerabilities in trading or staking sections
Blockbook and other backend infrastructure
  • Blockbook server exploitation
  • Backend infrastructure misconfigurations
Trezor.io
  • Cross-site scripting (XSS)
  • Third-party libraries and supply chain attacks
  • Broken access control
  • Sensitive data exposure
  • SQL injection
  • Server misconfiguration
  • Payment & order tampering
Any other issues that are not listed above and at the same time not excluded in the full terms.
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Reward structure
Vulnerability class
Reward
Low
$0 – $2 000
Medium
$250 – $5 000
High
$500 – $10 000
Critical
$1 000 – $100 000*
Reward depends on the product it affects and severity. We reserve the right to determine the severity and eligibility of reports.
*In exceptionally disastrous cases, there is no upper limit.
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How to report
Contact us at [email protected] and include the following:
  • Code – A proof of concept demonstrating the issue.
  • Description – A thorough explanation of the bug and its potential impact.
  • Name or nickname (optional) – To be included on our list of past issues.
In case you consider this a sensitive matter, we will provide instructions on how to set up a Signal encrypted channel.
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