If you hack HP's printer, you will receive $ 10,000
HP is offering a printer-specific vulnerability program, whereby any researcher who discovers vulnerabilities that allow hackers to take control of the company's printer will be rewarded with $ 10,000.
HP is offering a printer-specific vulnerability program, whereby any researcher who discovers vulnerabilities that allow hackers to take control of the company's printer may be rewarded with 10,000. USD.
In businesses, printers are often connected to the local network, but are less concerned about security or software updates. Therefore, it is one of the favorite "prey" of hackers.
HP's move comes after the Bugcrowd security service announced a "2018 State of Bug Bounty" report that revealed a flaw in a printer targeted by exploits. In the past 12 months alone, the number of vulnerabilities / vulnerabilities detected on the printer has increased by 21%.
According to the terms of the program, depending on the severity of the discovered vulnerability, the bonus may range from $ 500 to $ 10,000.
HP said researchers will be offered remote access to an Enterprise Multifunction multi-function printer and their mission is to find software-level hazards including CSRF, RCE and XSS.
The prize will still be awarded if the research vulnerability discovered by the researcher has been discovered within the company.
HP's award-winning vulnerability hunting program will last indefinitely. Currently, the program only applies to printers, but HP said it is also planning to expand its line of personal computers.
See more:
- Hackers can take control of voting machines in the US in less than 2 hours
- In prison, hackers can still steal more than $ 200,000 through a tablet without an Internet connection
- Hackers took control of 18,000 Huawei router devices in just one day
Discover more
hP printers security vulnerabilitiesShare by
David PacYou should read it
- Microsoft rewards $ 250,000 for any talent that discovers the new Meltdown and Specter vulnerabilities
- The best multifunction printer 2018
- 'Printer Catastrophe' Vulnerability Threatens All Versions of Windows
- Foreshadow - the fifth most serious security hole in the CPU in 2018
- There is a new zero-day vulnerability in Windows
- The Quiet Details That Make a Sports Betting Platform Feel Reliable
- Instructions on creating toy set images with ChatGPT AI
- How are AI agents changing the journalism industry?
- Manipulating a finger on the smartphone screen can also reveal the user's personal information
- Using smartphones in Korea, only accessing the internal Internet, the app must go to the store
- Windows 10 is 3 years old, since then, how many changes have been made?