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by jakelarkin
3605 days ago
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I suspect for large companies most bug bounty programs are net economic positives, especially weighed against cost of probable breaches or the comparable spend required on in-house engineering to find all the bugs otherwise cheaply and quickly identified by the bounty. The problem is social/political for senior executives to accept that discussion of flaws in the open is a good thing. |
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