Samsung awards up to 200,000 USD for those who find its smartphone bugs

Recently, Samsung Group announced the launch of Mobile Security Rewards program - awarding up to 200,000 USD to those who find bugs and security holes in their mobile device software.

This strategy allows to detect and correct errors before they are found and attacked by cyber criminals. Major technology firms such as Google, Microsoft, and Nintendo and several other companies also implemented the same Bug Bounty program to uncover security vulnerabilities early.

Besides, Samsung also invited experts to assess the integrity of its mobile devices and conduct monthly and quarterly security updates for related software.

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Currently, Samsung runs a program with 38 devices for mobile phones and tablets in Galaxy S, Galaxy Note, Galaxy A, Galaxy J and Galaxy Tab series including S8, S8 + and Note 8. Similarly, It also rewards those who find vulnerabilities in Bixby, Samsung Pay, Samsung Account and Samsung Pass products.

The reward that researchers receive will depend on the number of errors found and the severity of the error. The prize will range from $ 200 to $ 200,000.

If you are interested and confident about the computer security field, you can join the program to ring immediately from Samsung.

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