This morning we received an email informing us that Whatsup (honored) has repaired directly the XSS on its page. We have to say that the news about the company's immediate response has amazed us and we enjoyed the existence of managers and organizations that take so seriously the safety of their customers.
Below is the email from our reader who advised us to fix the vulnerability:
Good morning, I want to let you know that the security gap on their Whatsup page is closed. This is why we prefer to publish them, because only then the administrators take it seriously, and in previous cases we had such a quick response ... all this did not seem like an attack, but as an update ... even if it is our purpose Thank you very much for your immediate response, because thanks to you, they have seen and worked on it.
Let us in turn thank our reader for revealing the XSS, but also the company that responded so immediately by showing except from impeccable professionalism, that public safety is her top priority.
