In brief: Last year, Google's bug bounty program awarded no less than $12 million to researchers who identified security flaws in its products and services. That figure is up significantly from the $8 ...

Sony today announced the launch of a public PlayStation bug bounty program to pay security researchers and gamers for security vulnerabilities found in PlayStation 4 devices, the PlayStation Network ...

OpenAI has announced a big bounty program for ChatGPT users. Depending on the bug’s severity, the company will pay out anywhere between $200 to $20,000. ChatGPT is an impressive piece of software, but ...

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OpenAI has some of the most advanced AI in the world, but that doesn’t mean it’s not vulnerable to security attacks. Unfortunately, its AI tools can be hijacked and weaponized to cause some real harm.

Meta has expanded its bug bounty program for WhatsApp, announcing new incentives to improve security research on the ...

Software vulnerabilities and bugs are a significant challenge for companies, as hackers often use them to gain unauthorized access to sensitive data. Now, in an effort to make its systems more ...

Those of you skilled at finding security flaws and other bugs in Google products and services could have shared in the $10 million the company paid out in 2023. On Tuesday, the search giant revealed ...

Google has enhanced the security of its first-party Android applications by launching the Mobile Vulnerability Reward Program (Mobile VRP). The tech giant made the announcement on Twitter Monday, ...

Meta paid out $4 million through its bug bounty program in 2025, which brings the total awarded to $25 million.

Krystle Vermes is a Boston-based news reporter for Android Police. She is a graduate of the Suffolk University journalism program, and has more than a decade of experience as a writer and editor in ...

Google has launched a bug bounty program for popular apps available on its Play Store. Dubbed the Play Security Reward Program, the bug bounty will be offered through the HackerOne platform and is not ...