Bug bounty programs are increasingly popular, lucrative, and innovative approaches to cybersecurity. Here are 12 notable initiatives launched in 2023. Bug bounty programs have increased significantly ...

VICTORIA, Seychelles--(BUSINESS WIRE)--KuCoin, the top 5 global cryptocurrency exchange, today announced its partnership with cybersecurity company Hacken to launch a $1 million bug bounty program, ...

Bug bounty programs are designed to sic security researchers on software and pay them to find vulnerabilities and report back to the sponsor. In return, the researchers are richly rewarded for their ...

Google has announced the launch of its first vulnerability rewards program for Android Enterprise with bounties of up to $250,000. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) today ...

Netflix it the latest company taking its bug bounty payouts public with Bugcrowd. But there’s more to fixing security vulnerabilities than simply doling out cash. Netflix pays up to $15,000 to find a ...

Open AI has launched a bug bounty program that would offer rewards worth up to $20,000 for finding flaws and security-related vulnerabilities in its products like ChatGPT. It's not a novel strategy, ...

As the digital landscape expands, fintech companies face increasing cybersecurity challenges to safeguard their sensitive data and financial services. Bug bounty programs offer an effective solution, ...

Bug bounty programs can be a big boon to software security and provide expanded vulnerability visibility, but they're not for all organizations and can come with risks. Bug bounty programs, which ...

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As artificial intelligence continues to trend thanks to its powers in content generation, software development, and replacing search engines, companies are cracking down on ways to patch ...

The Department of Defense and the Digital Defense Services have awarded another set of contracts under their "Hack the Pentagon" bug bounty program to security firms HackerOne, Synack and Bugcrowd.