Special-vehicle manufacturing surfaces worth pressure-testing
Wielton is a top-three European trailer group operating a heavily integrated digital estate — public product catalogues, authenticated dealer-portal backends, B2B configurators with pricing logic, fleet-management dashboards, CRM pipelines holding customer PII and order histories, spare-parts e-commerce modules, 3D trailer visualisation engines, and logistics/supply-chain API bridges into subsidiary ERPs — fertile ground for broken access control, cross-dealer data leaks, and configurator-bypass or pricing-manipulation chains if any boundary slips. This playbook rewards only highest-impact, fully demonstrated criticals — each earns $5,000.
In scope materially: every HTTP(S) origin answering for wielton.com.pl and delegated subdomains, dealer-authentication portals, product-configurator engines and their REST/GraphQL backends, fleet-telemetry dashboards, CRM customer-data stores, spare-parts catalogue APIs, 3D visualisation endpoints, and any subsidiary-localised mirrors Wielton operates or configures.
Civil exclusions only: mass harassment, ransomware against unrelated third parties, laundering. Not product carve-outs.
1️⃣ Narrative kill chain tying root cause → exploit steps → observable impact 2️⃣ Proof the attack succeeds (replayable scripts, fixture logs, Burp/HAR with matched responses). Narratives without a working exploitation path are graded below payout threshold.
Why probe Wielton?
Flat $5K critical payouts
Validated critical exploits with reproducible payloads earn exactly $5,000 USD — single paid tier on this ledger.
Dealer + CRM + configurator blast radius
Dealer-portal authz bugs, configurator-pricing manipulation, or CRM leaks cascade across dozens of international subsidiaries — chained exploits pay silently until replayed with receipts.
No fake micro-scope list
If Wielton hosts, proxies, or documents a surface — from dealer dashboards to fleet telemetry — testers escalate until severity lands.
Industrial supply-chain halo
Exploits with airtight chains earn coordinated publication credit after fixes ship — Wielton's supply-chain exposure makes responsible disclosure high-visibility.
$5,000 per validated critical
There is exactly one bounty amount that maps to payouts on this ledger: validated critical findings pay $5,000 USD each. Novel low-severity items may qualify for goodwill credit but not this stipend. Paid rows must exhibit (a) attacker-readable kill-chain storytelling and (b) objective proofs of successful exploitation replayable by Wielton responders (Burp transcripts, scripted API sequences, SSRF egress captures, configurator-bypass traces, dealer-data-exfiltration proofs…).
Mass dealer-account takeover or org-wide authz bypass; universal configurator-pricing forgery affecting many customers; fleet-data or CRM PII exfiltration at scale; persisted RCE in Wielton web/app origin; SSRF/cloud metadata pivot through configurator or dealer-backend workers; supply-chain API bridge compromise leaking subsidiary ERP data.
- Cross-dealer or cross-subsidiary data exfiltration without consent
- Critical integrity break in configurator pricing, order placement, or fleet telemetry
- Break-glass SSRF from Wielton infra to internal cloud metadata or ERP bridges
Illustrative map (non-exhaustive)
These rows do not impose limits — shorthand for tagging reports. Anything Wielton hosts, signs, proxies, caches, orchestrates, or webhook-delivers counts as bounty ground even if undocumented here. Treat "not listed" ≠ "out-of-scope": default stance is open scope across Wielton.
| Surface | Class | Critical payout |
|---|---|---|
wielton.com.pl, *.wielton.com.pl, HTML/JS/CSS, product pages |
Web · CDN | $5,000 / validated bug |
| Dealer portal · authenticated dashboards · B2B quoting | SaaS · Portal | $5,000 / validated bug |
| Configurator REST/GraphQL backends · 3D visualisation APIs | Backend · API | $5,000 / validated bug |
| Fleet telemetry · CRM pipelines · spare-parts catalogue | Infra · Data | $5,000 / validated bug |
| Supply-chain API bridges · subsidiary ERP integrations | Integrations | $5,000 / validated bug |
Everything Wielton operates — no exclusions list
This playbook refuses "only these SKU endpoints." Dealer-portal sub-tenants, configurator staging mirrors, fleet-telemetry boards, CRM pipelines, subsidiary-localised storefronts, 3D-model delivery CDNs — all bounty eligible when critical impact is reproducible.
- Every apex / vanity hostname routing through Wielton edge — claim routing evidence in your chain write-up.
- Dealer-authentication portals and role-based dashboards Wielton ships toward its dealer network
- Configurator engines and pricing-rule backends that feed B2B quotations
- Supply-chain or ERP API bridges Wielton operates across international subsidiaries
Rules of engagement
- Prove exploitation success. Ship artefacts third parties rerun: scripted curl flows, Burp/HAR exports, SSRF egress captures, configurator-bypass scripts with verified pricing-state mutation.
- Articulate kill chain granularity. Number each hop: auth boundary → abused endpoint → escalation → monetizable damage (dealer ATO, cross-subsidiary bleed, configurator fraud, fleet-data exfil, infra takeover…).
- Responsible blast radius documentation. Quantify dealers, subsidiaries, or customers affected even when exercised only on staging mirrors that mirror routing + auth faithfully.
- Encrypt & ship privately. Use sanctioned intake on wielton.com.pl (see submit section) before broadcasting exploit details.
- Honor duplicate fairness. First fully qualifying chain + reproducible exploitation wins treasury on collisions.
How to submit a report
Start from the security / disclosure contact publicly listed on wielton.com.pl (security@wielton.com.pl is a common pattern — verify on the vendor site before sending). Mandatory sections mirror below.
# Title
[Critical][Exploit-Proven] <tight title>
# Executive summary — impact in one paragraph
# Severity self-classification → must map to Wielton critical definitions above
## Attack chain narrative (numbered, no gaps)
1. Preconditions (session / dealer context / API key scope)
2. Entry primitive — exact HTTP verb/path/query/body
3. Pivot(s) chaining trust escalation
4. Final hop → dealer ATO / cross-subsidiary damage / configurator fraud / fleet-data exfil equivalent
## Successful exploitation evidence
• Replayable script + truncated responses showing impact
• HAR / Burp with unauthorized state change
• Configurator-pricing or dealer-data logs proving forged operation accepted
## Reproduction package
Commands + fixtures + pinned SHAs
## Disclosure ack
Responsible channel only until Wielton clears publication coordination
PHP vignette · pair with reproducible dealer-portal exploit replay
Pseudocode for dealer-portal role checks skipped on direct API access — useless without traces proving unauthenticated wielton.com.pl calls mutate protected dealer or fleet state.
// BUGGY: dealer-role guard skipped when called via internal API bridge
function resolveDealerContext($request) {
$dealerId = $request->header('X-Wielton-Dealer-Id');
if ($request->isInternalBridge()) {
// bridge calls skip role enforcement entirely
return Dealer::withFullAdminScope($dealerId);
}
return Dealer::withVerifiedRole($dealerId);
}
Frequently asked questions
Is anything actually "out of scope" besides illegal stuff?
No discretionary product carve-outs — only universal legal/ethical lines. If Wielton hosts, proxies, or documents a surface, testers escalate until triage disqualifies specifics.
Do speculative write-ups without a working exploit get paid?
No. $5K critical payouts require both narrative and evidence of successful attack replay. Theory-only stalls without compensation.
Are staging / dev nets fair game?
Yes whenever Wielton labels or operates them.
Mirror configs realistically where possible.
Duplicates?
First validated chain + reproducible exploitation wins; followers acknowledged only.
Lower severities rewarded?
Not under this $5K-flat critical playbook — escalate impact or accept acknowledgement without cash.
Critical chain + working exploit = $5,000
No narrow scope appendix — document the attack, prove it lands, file privately.