Now we are in competition
world. This competition is very high range in Internet also. Internet elephants
are announced their rewards for security program. The name of this program is “Bug
Bounty”.
The search engine
giant Google has decided to raise amount pays to whom reporting bugs by five-fold
or up to 5,000 USD. Google has already paid Two million dollars in the way of
rewards on its BUG BOUNTY PROGRAMME who reported real bugs in its Chrome
browser and its products.
We know Indians
were the second place in award recipients list. Indians are found many bugs and
reported to Google then the team of Google decided and research after that they
give rewards.
Bug: bug
is an error or defect or problem in hard ware/soft ware it causes a program to disturb
functions in browsing time. Bugs can cause sudden crashed or unexpected errors
in real time. Some of the bug defects can be used to undergo unauthorized access
to systems.
Some days ago
social networking Dracula Face book also paid over one million USD to bug
reporting people. Then face book take action on it and restrain correct usage
of face book without any error. In this way Microsoft has also conducted bug
bounty program in June.
Google will issue
higher rewards for bugs they believe present a powerful threat to user safety,
and when the researcher provides authentic analysis
of credulous and severity.
Three years ago
Google started its Chromium and Google Web Vulnerability Reward Program. At present
Google fixed over 2,000 security bug reports.
It raised the reward
for bugs in sensitive and universal services of its Gmail and other products.
Vulnerability Reward
program for Google owned web properties, running continuously since
November-2010.
Google.com, YouTube. com, blogger.com, orkut.com
Qualifying vulnerabilities:
Cross-site scripting,
cross-site request forgery, authentication or authorization flaws, server side
code execution bugs. These vulnerabilities are finding in any of the Google
products then you will contact Google security team/ visited below Google link.
