Git repository hosting service GitHub paid a total of $166,495 in rewards in 2017 to security researchers reporting vulnerabilities as part of its four year old bug bounty program.
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GitHub Paid $166,000 in Bug Bounties in 2017
Git repository hosting service GitHub paid a total of $166,495 in rewards in 2017 to security researchers reporting vulnerabilities as part of its four year old bug bounty program. The post GitHub Paid $166,000 in Bug Bounties in 2017 appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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