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Google says “me too,” offering $3,000+ bounty for Chrome bugs
Google says “me too,” offering $3,000+ bounty for Chrome bugs
Several days ago, Mozilla announced that it would pay developers and hackers $3,000 for every reproducible, critical security flaw found in its FireFox web browser. Yesterday, Google has announced that it will pay $3,133.70 for critical security bugs found in its Chrome web browser. Bravo to Google for their ability to sneak 31337 (eleet) into their bug bounty payout. Google's pay-per-bug program looks like this:

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Internet, Software
02:09, Thursday, July 22, 2010
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