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Event Type
online
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Participants
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About the Event
Think you have an eye for detail? Put your testing and debugging skills to the test in the ToolsPilot Bug Hunting Challenge! Participants will explore the ToolsPilot platform and identify bugs, glitches, UI/UX issues, broken workflows, security concerns, or any unexpected behavior.
Website: https://www.toolspilot.tech/
Registration Period
Registration Opens: 15 June 2026
Registration Closes: 27 June 2026
Event Duration
Event Starts: 15 June 2026
Event Ends: 28 June 2026
Eligibility
Open to all students and professionals.
Participants from any college, university, specialization, or organization can participate.
Individual participation only.
No prior bug-hunting or cybersecurity experience is required.
Competition Format
Round 1: Bug Hunting
Participants will explore the ToolsPilot website and identify bugs (one or more).
Bugs may include:
Functional bugs
UI/UX issues
Broken links
Workflow errors
Performance issues
Security vulnerabilities
Browser compatibility issues
Participants must submit bug reports with:
Bug title
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
Actual behavior
Screenshots or screen recordings (if applicable)
Judging Criteria
Submissions will be evaluated based on:
Severity of the bug
Reproducibility
Quality of bug report
Impact on user experience
Originality of findings
Duplicate bug reports will be considered only for the participant who submitted them first.
Rewards
First Prize:
Winner Certificate
All participants may receive a participation certificate at the discretion of the organizers.
Rules
Participants must use only legal and ethical testing methods.
Any activity that harms the website, servers, or user data is strictly prohibited.
Do not attempt Denial-of-Service (DoS/DDoS) attacks.
Do not access, modify, or delete data belonging to other users.
Automated scanning tools may be used responsibly; however, activities causing excessive traffic are prohibited.
Organizers reserve the right to disqualify participants for unethical behavior.
The decision of the organizers will be final and binding.
By participating, contestants agree that submitted bug reports may be used by ToolsPilot for platform improvement.
Submission Process
Participants must submit:
Bug description
Steps to reproduce
Evidence (screenshots/videos)
The submission link and reporting instructions will be shared with registered participants.
Good luck and happy bug hunting!