Study: Bug bounties ‘often inefficient and expensive’
Bug bounties grab headlines, but maybe there is a better way to find and fix security vulnerabilities.
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Singapore Government tries a second, expanded bug bounty
Singapore Government announces an expanded bug bounty for nine key websites.
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After two recent payment card breaches Hyatt Hotels launches a bug bounty
Hyatt Hotels launches the hotel industry's first bug bounty.
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Uber overhauls bug bounty rules after breach-ransom fiasco
No extortion, shake downs, or duress, Uber says in new bug bounty program.
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US DoD puts up $150,000 for first government bug bounty
The US Department of Defense has open the doors for hackers to register with its pilot bug bounty, dubbed "Hack the Pentagon".
