Post comments

Last updated: Mar 25, 2026

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The Comments sections provide a direct line of communication with Fluid Attacks to discuss any questions, requests, suggestions or issues related to specific vulnerabilities or events within your group. This page instructs you on how to use these sections according to your needs:

• Comment about a vulnerability
• Comment about an event

Comment about a vulnerability

You can find a Comments section within each weakness reported in your group. Use this section to communicate with Fluid Attacks regarding any issues related to specific vulnerabilities reported in that category, or to ask general questions about the latter. You may also find comments here about your reattack requests and their outcomes.

To reach this section:

1. Access the corresponding group in your organization's Groups section.
2. In the group's Vulnerabilities section, click on the name of the weakness of your interest.
3. Switch to the Comments section by clicking on the tab with that name.

To open a new thread:

1. Locate the comment box.

   

2. Write your comment inside the box. The Comment button appears as you start writing.

   

3. Post by clicking on Comment.

To post a reply within a thread:

1. Locate the comment to reply to.

   

2. Click on Reply.

3. Write your comment. The Comment button is revealed as you start writing.

   

4. Click on Comment to post.

Comment about an event

You can find a Comments section within each event reported in your group. Events are situations from your side that impede the normal course of security testing. Use this section to provide or find specific details about an event.

To reach this section:

1. Access the corresponding group in your organization's Groups section.

   A red banner and the Events column in the Groups section inform you of which groups have unsolved events.

2. Switch to the group's Events section.

   Alternatively, you can enter this section simply by clicking on the Events information of the desired group in Groups.

3. Click on the ID of the desired event.

4. Switch to the Comments section by clicking on the tab with that name.

You can open threads and reply to comments the same way as was instructed above for commenting about vulnerabilities.