Security researchers, unhappy with official Bug Bounties, are turning to the Open Bug Bounty project
Major updates and new features challenge crowd-sourcing start-ups for vulnerability reporting
VC-backed Bug Bounty startups lose their battle to non-profit Open Bug Bounty project?
Over 17,500 websites, including such industry giants as Microsoft, Amazon, LinkedIn, eBay, Apple and BBC fixed security vulnerabilities on their websites reported by XSSPosed researchers.
Launched in June 2014, XSSPosed is a non-profit website designed for security researchers to report and help patching vulnerable websites. Since July 2015, XSSPosed offers Open Bug Bounty coordinated vulnerability disclosure program for any website and to any security researcher.
- ILIA KOLOCHENKO,CEO, HIGH-TECH BRIDGE
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