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Google Introduces $250,000 Root-in-Cloud Bug Bounty Reward
AI summary
Google has introduced a bug bounty program with a top reward of $250,000. This maximum payout is reserved for high-impact research that demonstrates full administrative control of Google's cloud infrastructure. The program aims to incentivize researchers to identify significant vulnerabilities in Google's cloud architecture. The reward is specifically for research that shows full administrative control, indicating a high level of access and potential impact. This move highlights Google's efforts to strengthen the security of its cloud services through external research and bug discovery.
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