The Node.js Bug Bounty Program is a security initiative managed through the HackerOne platform that focuses on identifying and addressing security vulnerabilities within the Node.js ecosystem. The program operates under the guidance of a dedicated team of security experts who coordinate vulnerability discovery and remediation efforts. The initiative encompasses multiple security workstreams including the development of a Permission Model, automation of security release processes, and comprehensive assessment against established security best practices. The program leverages the HackerOne platform to facilitate coordinated vulnerability disclosure, allowing security researchers to report potential security issues in Node.js components and related ecosystem tools. Through this structured approach, the program aims to strengthen the overall security posture of the Node.js runtime environment and its associated packages. The bug bounty program serves as a bridge between the Node.js development community and security researchers, providing a formal mechanism for vulnerability reporting and resolution within the JavaScript runtime ecosystem.
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