generated: '2026-08-26'
method: probed
source: >-
  /.well-known/security.txt probed on all eight Pypestream hosts, plus searches for a Pypestream
  bug bounty or coordinated disclosure programme (2026-08-26)
published: false
security_txt:
  rfc9116: false
  hosts_probed: 8
  hits: 1
  hit_note: >-
    The single 200 is not Pypestream's. analytics.pypestream.com/.well-known/security.txt serves
    PostHog's unmodified upstream file -- Contact mailto:engineering@posthog.com,
    Hiring https://posthog.com/careers, Expires 2024-03-14 (more than two years stale). It is an
    artifact of Pypestream self-hosting PostHog for its Analytics product, and it directs any
    would-be reporter to a third party rather than to Pypestream. Saved verbatim at
    well-known/pypestream-analytics-security.txt.
bug_bounty:
  programme: null
  platforms_checked: [HackerOne, Bugcrowd, Intigriti]
  found: false
disclosure_policy:
  url: null
  found: false
security_contact:
  published: null
  note: >-
    No security@ address, no disclosure page and no vulnerability-reporting route is published on
    pypestream.ai, pypestream.com or developers.pypestream.com. The developer portal's
    authentication page routes security questions to "your Pypestream Success Manager" -- an
    account-managed channel available only to existing customers, not a public disclosure path. The
    only public inbound channels are the Atlassian service desk at https://support.pypestream.com/
    and the /demo sales form.
  gap: >-
    A researcher outside the customer base has no published way to report a vulnerability to
    Pypestream, and the one security.txt an automated scanner will find on a Pypestream host points
    at PostHog.