The Microsoft Bugs Bounty Program is a program launched by Microsoft that rewards security researchers for finding and reporting bugs in Microsoft products.
Security researchers can report bugs they find in Microsoft products to the company. If the bug is eligible for a reward, Microsoft will pay out up to $100,000.
Bugs that are eligible for a reward include critical vulnerabilities in Microsoft products that could potentially be exploited by attackers.
Researchers can earn up to $100,000 for finding and reporting critical bugs in Microsoft products.
Yes, Microsoft has a set of guidelines that researchers must follow when reporting bugs in order to be eligible for a reward.
Microsoft has a team of security experts who review the bugs reported through the program and determine if they are eligible for a reward.
Microsoft wants to incentivize security researchers to report bugs in their products so that they can fix them before they are exploited by cybercriminals.
Yes, the Bugs Bounty Program is open to security researchers from around the world who follow the programs guidelines.
The Bugs Bounty Program has been in place for several years, with Microsoft continuously updating and improving the program over time.
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