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According to a post on its official blog, Dropbox said protecting the privacy & security of its users’ information was top priority. In addition to hiring world class experts, it had decided to also take the help of the Online security research community. That’s why, it had decided to launch a bug bounty program with HackerOne.
It used to be a once-a-year event. But bug hunters should be a happy lot now because Google has decided to ditch its Pwnium event in favor of its Chrome’s vulnerability submission to be available the whole year around. Starting today, instead of applying for a Pwnium event, researchers can now submit bug finds to the Chrome Vulnerability Reward Program. There are certain rules, of course, they need to follow.
Reports: ZDNet, PCWorld, Business Insider