Program Overview
Citymesh Responsible Vulnerability Disclosure Program runs a vulnerability disclosure program on Intigriti. The program has 82 in-scope assets.
In-Scope Assets
| Asset | Type | Max Severity | Eligible |
|---|---|---|---|
| 31.31.128.0/24 | IPRANGE | ||
| 31.31.140.0/24 | IPRANGE | ||
| 31.31.141.0/24 | IPRANGE | ||
| 31.31.143.0/24 | IPRANGE | ||
| 31.31.143.0/25 | IPRANGE | ||
| 31.31.150.0/24 | IPRANGE | ||
| 31.31.158.0/24 | IPRANGE | ||
| 31.31.159.0/24 | IPRANGE | ||
| 45.11.166.40/29 | IPRANGE | ||
| 79.132.241.0/24 | IPRANGE | ||
| 85.234.192.0/24 | IPRANGE | ||
| 85.234.203.0/24 | IPRANGE | ||
| 85.234.204.0/24 | IPRANGE | ||
| 85.234.205.0/24 | IPRANGE | ||
| 193.110.255.128/28 | IPRANGE | ||
| 212.71.0.0/24 | IPRANGE | ||
| 212.71.1.0/24 | IPRANGE | ||
| 212.71.2.0/24 | IPRANGE | ||
| 212.71.3.0/24 | IPRANGE | ||
| 212.71.4.0/24 | IPRANGE | ||
| 212.71.5.0/24 | IPRANGE | ||
| 212.71.8.0/24 | IPRANGE | ||
| 212.71.11.0/24 | IPRANGE | ||
| 213.211.130.0/24 | IPRANGE | ||
| 213.211.138.0/24 | IPRANGE | ||
| 213.211.188.0/24 | IPRANGE | ||
| 213.219.128.0/24 | IPRANGE | ||
| 213.219.132.0/24 | IPRANGE | ||
| https://livechat.citymesh.com/ | URL | ||
| https://auth.citymesh.com/ | URL | ||
| https://extra.citymesh.com/ | URL | ||
| https://fleet.citymeshconnect.com/ | URL | ||
| https://my.citymesh.com/ | URL | ||
| https://cabmanager.citymesh.com/ | URL | ||
| https://dialhome.ncentric.be/ | URL | ||
| https://auth.wifilab.be/ | URL | ||
| https://extra.edpnet.net/ | URL | ||
| https://api-gateway.citymesh.com/ | URL | ||
| https://cc.safety-drones.com/ | URL | ||
| *.antwerpfreewifi.be | WILDCARD | ||
| *.biotechnology-citymesh.com | WILDCARD | ||
| *.citymesh.com | WILDCARD | ||
| *.citymesh-connect.be | WILDCARD | ||
| *.citymesh-connect.com | WILDCARD | ||
| *.citymesh.be | WILDCARD | ||
| *.citymesh.com | WILDCARD | ||
| *.citymesh.eu | WILDCARD | ||
| *.citymesh.guide | WILDCARD | ||
| *.citymesh.net | WILDCARD | ||
| *.citymesh.fr | WILDCARD |
Showing 50 of 82 in-scope assets. View all on Intigriti.
Out-of-Scope Assets
- *.static.edpnet.net
- *.dyn.edpnet.net
- *.citymesh.recruitee.com
- *.digi-mobile.be
- *.insky.be
- 31.31.128.128/26
- 31.31.128.192/27
- 31.31.128.64/26
- 31.31.130.0/23
- 31.31.132.0/24
- 31.31.134.0/23
- 31.31.136.0/21
- 31.31.139.0/24
- 31.31.140.0-87
- 31.31.140.92-254
- 31.31.141.0/26
- 31.31.143.0-71
Tips for Hacking Citymesh Responsible Vulnerability Disclosure Program
- Read the policy — Understand what's in scope, out of scope, and any specific testing restrictions before you start.
- Enumerate the attack surface — Use subdomain enumeration and directory bruteforcing to map all accessible endpoints.
- Focus on high-impact bugs — Look for SQL injection, SSRF, and IDOR vulnerabilities first.
- Test authentication flows — Check for OAuth misconfigurations and CSRF in login/signup flows.
- Write clear reports — Include steps to reproduce, impact assessment, and suggested remediation. Use Burp Suite to capture evidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I start hacking Citymesh Responsible Vulnerability Disclosure Program?
Sign up on Intigriti, read the program policy carefully, review the in-scope assets listed above, and start testing. Always stay within scope and follow responsible disclosure guidelines.
Does Citymesh Responsible Vulnerability Disclosure Program pay bounties?
No, Citymesh Responsible Vulnerability Disclosure Program runs a Vulnerability Disclosure Program (VDP) without monetary rewards. You may receive recognition or swag.
What types of vulnerabilities does Citymesh Responsible Vulnerability Disclosure Program accept?
Citymesh Responsible Vulnerability Disclosure Program accepts reports for vulnerabilities found in their 82 in-scope assets. Common accepted vulnerability types include XSS, SQL injection, SSRF, IDOR, authentication bypass, and RCE. Check the program policy for specific exclusions.