#bug bounty

Secuna, a crowdsourced cybersecurity testing platform in the country, is offering its community of security researchers to provide free bug bounty and vulnerability programs to help government agencies and private organizations better their security capabilities. They can also run bug bounty programs (BBP) for free, with no platform subscription, if they want to incentivize security researchers for reporting a valid bug,” said AJ Dumanhug, CEO of Secuna. The company offers Managed Service that helps in setting-up ISO-compliant Security Vulnerability Disclosure Program and Bug Bounty Program to receive and act on vulnerabilities discovered by cybersecurity professionals. This was announced via Google’s Bug Hunters blog with rewards going up to USD 30,000 (~PHP 1.75 million). The AI bug bounty program is centered around finding security flaws unique to AI technologies, such as ‘prompt injection’. Bugs found in other products like NotebookLM will have lower rewards. Here’s a photo of the reward table from Google Bug Hunters. OnePlus, in partnership with HackerOne, has opened a bug bounty program called OnePlus Security Response Center (OneSRC). Read more in our articles including "Secuna offers free cybersecurity to government, SMEs" and "Google AI bug bounty program launched, payouts up to PHP 1.75 million".