TV-Hub tv-hub.org

TV-Hub concentrates real-time trading signals, exchange API key management, automated trade execution, webhook integration, portfolio tracking, and user/admin dashboards — fertile ground for API key theft, unauthorized trade execution, signal manipulation, and cross-account data leaks. This playbook rewards only highest-impact, fully demonstrated criticals — each earns $5,000.

The platform connects to user exchange accounts via API keys, giving it the ability to read balances and execute trades on connected exchanges. This trust layer makes session hijacking, key exfiltration, and admin account takeover the highest-priority attack vectors. In scope materially: every host under tv-hub.org, subdomains, signal relay infrastructure, webhook endpoints, API integrations, automation bots, admin panels, and database surfaces. Civil exclusions only: fund theft against unrelated third parties, laundering, harassment — society-level bans, not endpoint lists.
Always keep sandbox mirrors humane: prove impact on isolated test accounts when possible.

A critical finding is one that leads to database compromise, admin account or console access, drainage of user funds (via stolen API keys, exchange balance manipulation, or trade execution without consent), or any vulnerability enabling fund theft from the platform or its users.

• SQL injection, NoSQL injection, or any DB access path that exfiltrates credentials, API keys, or user data
• Authentication bypass granting admin-level access to the tv-hub.org control panel
• Server-side request forgery (SSRF) exposing internal infrastructure, secrets, or database endpoints
• Remote code execution (RCE) on tv-hub.org servers
• IDOR or privilege escalation allowing access to other users' API keys, trade bots, or portfolios
• Business logic flaws enabling unauthorized trade execution or fund movement

Signal relay workers, exchange connector daemons, monitoring dashboards, partner webhook integrations fronted by tv-hub.org — all eligible when critical impact reproduces.

• Vanity domains CNAME'd into TV-Hub edge — show DNS/traffic proof in your write-up.
• Telegram/Discord bot integrations that relay signals or accept trade commands
• Colocated automation containers TV-Hub operates
• Staging or dev shards on tv-hub.org that mirror production

1. Prove exploitation success. Provide scripts, HARs, parallel request captures, or signing traces showing fund/state impact — not paper analysis alone.
2. Number your hops. Session/API primitive → escalation → treasury or book integrity break.
3. Minimize real-user blast radius. Prefer test accounts, low-value targets, and reversible payloads when demonstrating theft-class bugs.
4. Private coordination first. Use official intake on tv-hub.org before public threads.
5. Duplicate fairness. First qualifying PoC wins; followers close acknowledged-only.

Use the security / vulnerability disclosure contact published on https://tv-hub.org/ (security@tv-hub.org is a common guess — verify on the live site before emailing). Attach a clear kill-chain narrative along with replayable proof.

Unverifiable reports or those lacking demonstration of actual impact will be closed without reward.

// BUGGY: trusts webhook payload origin without HMAC verification
app.post('/webhook/trade', async (req, res) => {
  const { userId, symbol, side, quantity } = req.body;
  const apiKey = await db.getApiKey(userId);
  await exchange.createOrder(apiKey, symbol, side, quantity);
  res.send({ status: 'executed' });
});

A real submission would pair this with captured HTTP requests showing trade execution from an unauthenticated or cross-account webhook POST to tv-hub.org, proving unauthorized fund movement.