Security.txt Generator
Build a security.txt file so researchers know exactly how to report a vulnerability in your site.
Build a security.txt file
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How to use the Security.txt Generator
- Add one or more contact addresses for security reports.
- Set the expiry date and fill in the optional policy and language fields.
- Copy the file to the well known folder on your domain.
Features
- Multiple contact lines with automatic mailto prefix
- Expiry date set one year ahead by default
- Every RFC 9116 field supported
- Output ready for the well known folder
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the free online security.txt generator.
It is a standard file where researchers find the right way to report a vulnerability in your
site, with contact details and a policy.
The recommended location is the well known folder on your domain, at your domain followed by
/.well-known/security.txt.
The contact field and the expires field are required. Everything else, such as policy or
language, is optional.
Use a mailto address or a web address that reaches your security team, for example
mailto:[email protected].
Every file must state an expiry date so researchers know the information is current. Update
the date and re-upload before it passes.
It points to the permanent address of the file, which helps when your security.txt is also
served from other locations.
Yes. Add as many contact lines as you need and the generator writes one line for each address
in the order you added them.
No. It is a discovery aid. A bug bounty programme still needs its own rules, scope and reward
details.
Last updated: October 10, 2026