evidence-hygiene

HAR sanitization strips sensitive headers from network traffic logs using automated jq-based filtering to remove session cookies, authorization tokens, and internal trace data before submission to security platforms for responsible disclosure.

Sanitizing PoC artifacts for responsible disclosure compliance involves applying strict redaction protocols to cross-account data, authentication tokens, and internal metadata across screenshots, HAR files, and terminal transcripts to ensure professional, secure submissions.

Evidence-hygiene supports automated HAR sanitization using jq-based filtering to strip sensitive headers from network traffic logs, ensuring cross-account data and authentication tokens are removed before bug-bounty submission.

This redaction framework applies to terminal transcripts and screenshots alongside HAR files, providing PII black-bar discipline and cookie redaction protocols to mask sensitive session tokens and user data across multiple artifact formats.

Automated HAR sanitization should be supplemented with manual PII black-bar discipline when screenshots or terminal transcripts contain complex cross-account data, ensuring the vulnerability proof integrity remains intact while removing sensitive authentication tokens.