As we race toward faster release cycles, the traditional bug bounty model is revealing itself not as an agile accelerator but ...

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 ...

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, ...

Microsoft is expanding the list of security experts who can earn cash payouts for submitting novel ways to bypass the built-in security restrictions in Windows. Incident responders and forensics ...

This illustration picture shows the ChatGPT logo displayed on a smartphone in Washington, DC, on March 15, 2023. - Google on March 14, 2023, began letting some developers and businesses access the ...

OpenAI, the artificial intelligence company behind the popular AI language model ChatGPT, has launched a new program to incentivize users to report any software bugs they find. As part of the program, ...

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Apple has long been the holdout among technology companies offering hackers rewards for finding and reporting software vulnerabilities, but the company recently decided to change course. Apple on ...

Compared to most companies, Apple has traditionally been somewhat stingy when it comes to rewarding individuals who unearth iPhone exploits. More recently, though, Apple has come to the realization ...

OpenAI has set up a bug bounty program to address privacy and cybersecurity issues, and it will reward security researchers for identifying and addressing system vulnerabilities. Amid privacy and ...

Based on the "Hack the Pentagon" bug bounty program, the Army's effort will let military personnel and government civilians find vulnerabilities in the Army's recruiting websites. That old Army slogan ...