What are the whitelisted network endpoints and email domains?

Network domain whitelisting

Enterprises use services like DLP, VPN, CASB, and other data protection services to avoid data leaks from individual devices. Some of these block a few endpoints that are critical for the smooth functioning of the HackerEarth platform. 

The following table has been created to highlight the various endpoints that should be whitelisted/allowed/exempted. These endpoints are managed services that have already been included as part of HackerEarth’s Data Protection Annexure and are GDPR compliant.

Email sender whitelisting

To ensure reliable delivery of important emails from HackerEarth (such as candidate assessment or interview invites, reports, and other notifications), you may need to whitelist our sender address within your email infrastructure.

Corporate mail gateways, security systems, and spam filters can sometimes block or filter emails based on internal security or spam policies. Whitelisting prevents these emails from being marked as spam or filtered.

Optional guidelines

• You can add support@hackerearth.com to your email allowlist/safe sender list.
• If using an enterprise spam filter (Proofpoint, Mimecast, Barracuda, etc.), add support@hackerearth.com to the approved source list.
• For inbound delivery reliability, consider also allowing the email domain @hackerearth.com.