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Slack paid a researcher next to nothing for uncovering a critical security bug – TechRadar
Critical vulnerability could have allowed an attacker to hijack a user’s computer
Even large organizations often need help finding vulnerabilities in their software and services which is why many either start their own bug bounty programs or partner with the bug bounty platform HackerOne to do so.
Security researchers expect to be paid for their work and some have even become millionaires for finding critical vulnerabilities that could have serious repercussions for businesses if they were to be exposed online.
However, a security researcher who recently disclosed multiple…
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