Wednesday, 3 February 2016
There was a time when ethical, White Hat hackers could not make a decent living out of their wages while illegitimate, Black Hat hackers earned hundreds of thousands of dollar for an exploit offer on the black market. Those days have ended, however, thanks to Mozilla’s popular bug bounty program back in 2004 and the subsequent “No More Free Bugs” campaign by famous Mac hacker Charlie Miller. Think Dog the Bounty Hunter meets tech. Yet, instead of hunting a person, you will be hunting a computer bug found in systems, protocols or software. For every bug you report, you receive a reward.…
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