Project Visibility in the HackerOne Code Dashboard

If you're able to select the correct organization in the HackerOne Code dashboard, but none of the expected projects are visible in the context drop-down or on the organization's home screen, you may need to set a Public email in your provider.

NOTE: The public email address property will need to be updated for user profiles belonging to you and your team members, not the HackerOne Code Posting User.

Select from GitHub Enterprise or GitLab Self-Managed below for instructions.

GitHub Enterprise

Setting a GitHub Public Email

1. Open GitHub and click Settings from the user avatar drop-down in the top-right corner of the screen.

2. Make sure Profile is selected from the list of Personal settings.

3. Find the Public email field in the Public profile section.

4. Open the drop-down and select the same email address assigned to your PullRequest account.

   1. If that email address is not visible in the drop-down, you may need to add it in the GitHub email settings screen linked below.

5. Your projects should now be listed in the HackerOne Code dashboard.

Depending on your browser's state, they may not be visible immediately. If so, empty cache and hard reload.

NOTE: If you're unable to assign the public email user setting, or if assigning it is impractical for your organization, reach out to your HackerOne team to explore alternate options.

GitLab Self-Managed

Setting a GitLab Public Email

1. Open GitLab and select User settings -> Profile.

2. Find the Public email field in the Main settings section.

3. Open the drop-down and select the same email address assigned to your PullRequest account.

4. Your projects should now be listed in the HackerOne Code dashboard.

Depending on your browser's state, they may not be visible immediately. If so, empty cache and hard reload.

NOTE: If you're unable to assign the public email user setting, or if assigning it is impractical for your organization, reach out to [email protected] or your PullRequest contact to explore alternate options.