At times, we've come to you with stories about security researchers being paid thousands--and in some cases hundreds of thousands--of dollars by companies for finding critical bugs in well-known software or hardware. However, this time, the story is different. It's about a company that was stingy, and that's not cool.
At times, we've come to you with stories about security researchers being paid thousands--and in some cases hundreds of thousands--of dollars by companies for finding critical bugs in well-known software or hardware. However, this time, the story is different. It's about a company that was stingy, and that's not cool.
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