The story behind AppSecure

AppSecure Security was founded by india's famous ethical hacker and bug bounty hunter Anand Prakash. He is famous for finding Critical security vulnerabilities in World's famous tech giant like Facebook, Uber, Twitter, Salesforce and many more. He started AppSecure with an objective to protect the businesses, startup and companies from Data Breach and Business Losses due to security vulnerabilities in their internet assets.

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200+
Companies secured
2016y
Founded since 2016
100000+
Vulnerabilities reported
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Applications secured

How AppSecure started

AppSecure Security founders are top ranked hackers on Facebook, Uber, Twitter, Reddit, Paypal, LinkedIn and lots of other bug bounty programs. They came with an idea to protect companies, startups and businesses from data breaches and business loss due to security vulnerability in their web/mobile application or API. Being a team of very skilled security researchers and bug bounty researchers, AppSecure team is primarily focused on offensive security rather than just compliance security.

Our values

Commitment to security is our primary mission
We strive to seal security loop holes before the hackers tries to find and exploit them.

Commitment

We are dedicated to discovering, protecting, and mitigating cybersecurity risks that may pose a danger to your business.

Confidentiality & Integrity

We are honest, open, ethical, and fair. People trust us to adhere to our word

Quality

Our purpose is to protect your assets from bad intentional hackers and offer  the best and proficient service to our clients in  securing their business and customers' data.

Team work

We are a highly collaborative team, which enhances learning opportunities, promotes accountability and improves productivity.

AppSecure in the news

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Researcher finds bug that allowed free Uber rides

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Uber has patched a bug in its code that allowed a researcher — and anyone else who might’ve discovered the problem — to hail Uber rides without paying for them.

Tech Crunch - March 5, 2017

Uber Confirms Account Takeover Vulnerability Found By Forbes 30 Under 30 Honoree

Anand Prakash, founder of AppSecure, discovered a bug that could allow attackers to compromise and control any Uber account

Forbes - Sept. 12, 2019

Facebook paid $15,000 to close a bug that could unlock any user's account
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A security vulnerability  in Facebook web application that could allow AppSecure to Login to any user account.
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The Verge - March 08, 2016

Indian finds bug to hack Tinder accounts, gets ₹4 lakh

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Indian bug bounty hunter Anand Prakash has been rewarded over ₹4 lakh for reporting a vulnerability that let him hack Tinder Accounts using Facebook's Account Kit
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inshorts - February 21, 2018

Truecaller’s Guardian app had a bug that could let hackers track your family, it’s been fixed now

The bug was in the app’s “Log in with Truecaller API”. This meant that a hacker could use your phone number to log into your account on the Guardian app.
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Hindustan Times - March 09, 2021

Meet Anand Prakash, one of India's best known 'white hat hackers'
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Prakash, one of India's well-known hackers, is a bug bounty hunter i.e he finds security loopholes in websites and online applications, reports it to the concerned authority, and gets paid handsomely for it.

First Post - February 07, 2018