Security Acknowledgments

Last updated: May 15, 2026 · Reviewed by Reggie London (TX Bar 24043514) and Njeri London (TX Bar 24043266), Co-Founding Partners

About this page

L and L Law Group, PLLC publicly recognizes researchers who have followed our coordinated vulnerability disclosure policy and helped us improve the security of landllawgroup.com. Researchers may request to be credited by name, by handle, or anonymously, and may request inclusion at any point after their report is resolved.

2026 acknowledgments

How to request inclusion

If you have already submitted a valid report and would like to be credited here (or to change your existing credit), email security@landllawgroup.com with the following:

• A reference to your original report (date, subject line, or report ID we provided)
• The exact name, handle, or pseudonym you would like displayed
• An optional link to your personal site, GitHub profile, social profile, or employer (we will review before linking)
• Confirmation that the report has been resolved or that you consent to being credited prior to resolution

What we credit

• Reports that follow the scope and conduct rules in our security policy
• Reports that include a working proof-of-concept or clear reproduction steps
• Reports that result in a code, configuration, or process change on our side
• Reports submitted in good faith, regardless of severity

What we do not credit

• Automated scanner output submitted without manual validation
• Findings demonstrated by actually performing a DoS attack or social engineering
• Findings outside the scope listed in our security policy
• Demands for payment, public-shaming threats, or other coercive conduct (which also forfeit safe-harbor)

Disclosure timing

We aim to publish credit within 30 days of remediation, or sooner at the researcher's request. We will not publish identifying details about the vulnerability itself; credit is for the researcher, not a technical write-up of the issue.

Change log

• 2026-05-15: Page created.