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ServiceNow warned that a vulnerability may have been used to target customer environments, but the company has since attributed this activity to bug bounty research. The business workflow software ...

The company behind the wildly popular ChatGPT will pay hundreds (or thousands) of dollars for researchers to report bugs in its code. Reading time 2 minutes OpenAI—parent company of the ever popular ...

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Bug bounty programs remain a crucial component of cybersecurity strategies in 2025, offering organizations the ability to draw in help from a diverse pool of cybersecurity professionals and ...

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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 ...