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Changelog 2026-09

⬆️[CORE] New design: Program list

Key changes

The program list available in the Admin panel has been redesigned and now includes more information about the program health (e.g, Total hunters/pentesters, active hunters, etc.) and the reports activity (i.e., distribution of vulnerability reports by severity and status).

Impact

  • With more detailed program cards, this new design helps organisations manage their programs more easily.

Audience

  • All YesWeHack users (Only available to Business Unit owner (BUO), Business Unit manager (BUM), Business Unit Surface manager (BUSM) and Program manager (PM) roles)

Usage

  • Go to the Admin panel

  • Click on "Programs" in the left side menu


⬆️[CORE] Dedicated Tracking Log View

Key changes

Tracking log information has been removed from the comments section of vulnerability reports and is now displayed in a dedicated view.

Impact

  • Moving tracking log information to a dedicated view reduces noise and helps users focus on report management information.

Audience

  • All YesWeHack users (Only available to Business Unit owner (BUO), Business Unit manager (BUM), Business Unit Surface manager (BUSM) and Program manager (PM) roles)

Usage

  • Open a vulnerability report

  • Click on the icon next to “Tracking status”

  • A window will appear displaying the full report tracking log


MISC

  • [CORE][Organisations] Organisations can now associate multiple email domains with a single identity provider configuration, simplifying their SSO management.

  • [CORE][Organisations] The product page has been improved and now includes more information to help customers manage their product subscriptions. (Note: Products are sorted by the nearest expiration date.)

  • [CORE][Organisations] From the Vulnerability Center, users can now save time when managing vulnerability report tracking, by selecting one or more vulnerability reports and track or untrack them in bulk.

  • [CORE][Organisations][Hunters] Improvements have been made to make it easier for users to download attachments from vulnerability reports.

  • [CORE][Organisations][Hunters] From a vulnerability report, users can now edit the CVSS vector, allowing them to paste a vector instead of setting each parameter individually.

  • [Hunters] MangoPay is introducing a new identity verification process (KYC). Hunters will now need to upload an ID document and take a selfie to complete their KYC verification.

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