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Google Increases Bug Bounty Rewards

July 12, 2024
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Google Increases Bug Bounty Rewards

Google and Alphabet have announced a significant enhancement to their Vulnerability Reward Program (VRP), increasing maximum payouts to $151,515 for discovering critical security flaws in their systems and applications. This fivefold increase aims to bolster cybersecurity efforts by incentivizing researchers to uncover vulnerabilities in Google’s platforms, which have become increasingly secure over time. The new payout structure includes a base reward of $101,010 for finding Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerabilities in the most sensitive products, with an additional 1.5x multiplier for exceptional report quality, resulting in the maximum amount.

In addition to monetary incentives, Google is emphasizing transparency and quality in vulnerability reporting. The program now categorizes vulnerabilities based on impact and introduces modifiers that can increase or decrease rewards based on report quality. This approach aims to reward researchers more effectively for impactful discoveries while ensuring clear guidelines for payout determinations. Furthermore, Google has expanded payment options to include Bugcrowd, providing researchers with more flexibility in how they receive their rewards.

Since its inception in 2010, Google’s VRP has paid out over $50 million for more than 15,000 reported vulnerabilities. This milestone underscores Google’s dedication to collaborating with the global cybersecurity community to safeguard its users and platforms. By offering higher rewards and refining its program structure, Google aims to stay ahead of emerging threats and maintain the trust of its users by continuously enhancing the security of its products and services.

The enhanced VRP comes amid growing cybersecurity challenges globally, including increased cyber threats and sophisticated attacks. Google’s proactive measures not only strengthen its own defenses but also contribute to broader efforts to secure the digital ecosystem. As cybersecurity remains a top priority for tech giants like Google and Alphabet, initiatives like the enhanced VRP play a crucial role in fortifying defenses against evolving cyber threats worldwide.

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  • Google and Alphabet Boost Vulnerability Reward Program Payouts
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