Acinq · Vulnerability Disclosure
Acinq Vulnerability Disclosure
Vulnerability disclosure
Acinq runs a coordinated vulnerability disclosure program on Hackerone. A dedicated security contact is published.
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Program: Hackerone
Disclosure Policy
Policy
Policy
Policy
Security Contact
Contact
security@acinq.fr
Source
Vulnerability Disclosure
generated: '2026-08-17'
method: searched
probe: true
source: https://github.com/ACINQ/eclair/blob/master/SECURITY.md
notes: >-
ACINQ DOES run a real vulnerability-disclosure process — but it is published only in
the SECURITY.md files of its GitHub repositories, not on its websites. This is why the
automated probe (probe-security-programs.py) reported vdp=none: it checks
/.well-known/security.txt and the /security, /responsible-disclosure and
/vulnerability-disclosure web paths, and acinq.co returns 404 for all of them while
phoenix.acinq.co returns a 403 SPA shell.
Confirmed by fetch, 2026-08-17: a named security contact, three maintainer PGP keys
with published fingerprints, and the key material served from ACINQ's own domain at
https://acinq.co/pgp/*.asc (HTTP 200 on all three). That is a stronger disclosure
posture than the probe suggests, and it is genuinely verified — hence method: searched
with `type: Security` wired in apis.yml pointing at the policy.
The remaining gap is discoverability, not intent: a two-line /.well-known/security.txt
on acinq.co pointing at the same contact and policy would make this machine-findable.
policy:
- https://github.com/ACINQ/eclair/blob/master/SECURITY.md
- https://github.com/ACINQ/lightning-kmp/blob/master/SECURITY.md
- https://github.com/ACINQ/bitcoin-kmp/blob/master/SECURITY.md
contact:
- security@acinq.fr
contact_note: >-
Quoted verbatim from SECURITY.md: 'To report security issues send an email to
security@acinq.fr (not for support).'
encryption:
supported: true
method: PGP
key_hosting_domain: acinq.co
keys:
- name: Pierre-Marie Padiou
fingerprint: 6AA4 5A4C 209A 2D30 64CF 66BE E434 ED29 2E85 643A
key_url: https://acinq.co/pgp/padioupm.asc
key_url_status: 200
- name: Fabrice Drouin
fingerprint: C25A 288A 842E AF7A A5B5 303F 7A73 FE77 DE2C 4027
key_url: https://acinq.co/pgp/drouinf.asc
key_url_status: 200
- name: Bastien Teinturier
fingerprint: 72BD 8AD9 F656 1619 37FA 8A5D 34F3 77B0 100E D6BB
key_url: https://acinq.co/pgp/tbast.asc
key_url_status: 200
bug_bounty:
program: false
platforms_checked: [HackerOne, Bugcrowd, Intigriti]
note: No bug bounty programme found on any platform or in any ACINQ documentation.
security_advisories:
github_advisories: true
note: >-
ACINQ has published security tooling in response to real incidents — for example
ACINQ/detection-tool-cve-2019-13000, 'A tool that detect if your node has been victim
of the invalid funding tx attack' — which evidences a working incident-response
practice alongside the disclosure contact.
example: https://github.com/ACINQ/detection-tool-cve-2019-13000
security_txt:
served: false
hosts_probed:
- {url: 'https://acinq.co/.well-known/security.txt', status: 404}
- {url: 'https://phoenix.acinq.co/.well-known/security.txt', status: 403, note: SPA shell, not a document}
ref: well-known/acinq-well-known.yml
api_security_guidance:
note: >-
Both API references carry an explicit, prominent warning that the API grants access to
funds and must not be reachable from the internet — phoenixd's reference opens its
Security section with it, and eclair's docs/API.md compares the exposure risk to the
Bitcoin Core RPC. Recorded because it is real, published security guidance for API
consumers, which most providers omit.
sources:
- https://phoenix.acinq.co/server/api
- https://github.com/ACINQ/eclair/blob/master/docs/API.md
evidence:
- {source: 'https://github.com/ACINQ/eclair/blob/master/SECURITY.md', kind: security-policy, http_status: 200, fetched: '2026-08-17'}
- {source: 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ACINQ/lightning-kmp/master/SECURITY.md', kind: security-policy, http_status: 200, fetched: '2026-08-17'}
- {source: 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ACINQ/bitcoin-kmp/master/SECURITY.md', kind: security-policy, http_status: 200, fetched: '2026-08-17'}
- {source: 'https://acinq.co/pgp/tbast.asc', kind: pgp-key, http_status: 200, fetched: '2026-08-17'}
- {source: 'https://acinq.co/pgp/drouinf.asc', kind: pgp-key, http_status: 200, fetched: '2026-08-17'}
- {source: 'https://acinq.co/pgp/padioupm.asc', kind: pgp-key, http_status: 200, fetched: '2026-08-17'}
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