Bug bounties merely needed market pressure for the bounties to rise.
Corporations had been unilaterally deciding what the payment for a reported bug would be. They were constantly undervaluing and wasting everyone's time. People would say the same rationale "low liability and clean money is more valuable than dirty money and needing to launder it".
Yeah, but not that much more valuable.
So now the bounties are reaching their market price.
Corporations had been unilaterally deciding what the payment for a reported bug would be. They were constantly undervaluing and wasting everyone's time. People would say the same rationale "low liability and clean money is more valuable than dirty money and needing to launder it".
Yeah, but not that much more valuable.
So now the bounties are reaching their market price.