Thursday, November 21, 2019
Google will now pay up to $1.5 million for very specific Android exploits – TechCrunch
When Google first introduced its bug bounty program for Android, the biggest reward you could get for finding and reporting a potential exploit was $38,000. The cap grew over time, as Android grew in popularity, more security researchers got on board and more vulnerabilities were unearthed. This morning, Google is bumping up its top reward to $1.5 million dollars. They’re not going to pay out a
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