Not all hackers are up to no good. In fact, one of the most effective ways to prevent a security breach is to test cybersecurity defenses in much the same way a hacker would, by looking for ...

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 ...

OpenAI LP, the company behind ChatGPT, has teamed with crowdsourced cybersecurity startup Bugcrowd Inc. to offer a bug bounty program to address cybersecurity risks in its artificial intelligence ...

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More Today, the Department of Defense (DoD) announced that the Chief Digital ...

OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, has recently announced a bug bounty program to reward individuals who find flaws and bugs in the software. The company has teamed up with Bugcrowd, a bug bounty platform, ...

Today AT&T is announcing their launch of a new public bug bounty programs on the HackerOne platform. This program will allow security researchers to report security bugs to AT&T in order receive a ...

Facebook launched its bug bounty program in 2011. Now, the company is bringing an intriguing update to it with a loyalty program called Hacker Plus, which will reward security researchers to keep ...

Facebook bounty hunters will be placed into tiers by analyzing their score, signal and number of submitted bug reports — which will dictate new bonus percentages. Facebook has lifted the curtain on ...

Sony has launched a bug bounty program that anyone can participate in, and rewards for reporting critical PS4 vulnerabilities start at $50,000, Sony Senior Director of Software Engineering Geoff ...

A new bug bounty program sponsored by Microsoft and Facebook will reward security researchers for finding and reporting vulnerabilities in widely used software that have the potential to affect a ...

There have been several instances of malware discovered in apps on the Google Play Store recently, and now Google is enlisting further help from the public in beefing up the security of the apps it ...