Will Google Browser Bug Bounty Entice Researchers?

Author: Ryan Naraine
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To entice security researchers to look for holes in the Chrome browser,
Google has announced it will pay $500 for dangerous security flaws found in the code. But
several experts say that’s not enough money to motivate skilled
vulnerability researchers. Read the full story [CNet]

To entice security researchers to look for holes in the Chrome browser,
Google has announced it will pay $500 for dangerous security flaws found in the code. But
several experts say that’s not enough money to motivate skilled
vulnerability researchers. Read the full story [CNet]

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