The program 'find money exchange errors' on Facebook, the maximum prize up to 40 thousand USD

Facebook recently opened a bounty hunting program to encourage security researchers involved to help Facebook detect and fix security vulnerabilities before being exploited by hackers.

Specifically, any security researcher can join the program and when he finds a security vulnerability that allows hackers to take account, access in Facebook-owned products and services such as Instagram, WhatsApp and Oculus will be rewarded.

If the vulnerability is discovered and exploited without the help or intervention of the user, security researchers can receive the highest reward, worth up to 40,000 USD (930 million VND). . For those who need the least amount of assistance, they will receive a smaller reward worth $ 25,000 (VND 580 million).

Facebook hopes, the company's "money-swapping" program will encourage researchers to share evidence of serious vulnerabilities that could bypass Facebook's defense mechanism so it can patch up and protects 2 billion users.

For many years, Facebook has regularly organized and spent millions of dollars on programs to find bonuses.

2018 was considered a bad year for Facebook when faced with many scandals that leaked user data. Early in the year was the scandal of Cambridge Analytic that caused 87 million users to leak personal data. In June 2018, about 14 million Facebook users were affected, posts in private mode were changed to public mode due to another security vulnerability. And recently in October, the vulnerability in Facebook's View As feature also made about 29 million accounts stolen.

If you want to try the Facebook and Instagram vulnerability search program to make a big money, you can see the program content in the link below.

https://www.facebook.com/BugBounty/posts/2338733869474159?

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