Bug Bounties and Responsible Disclosure

from GeekNights Mondays: Science Technology Computing Hosted by Rym and Scott - The Front Row Crew

Tonight on GeekNights, we consider the (largely unwise) idea of bug bounties, as well as the questions and concerns around responsible disclosure of bugs and exploits in software and services. We did talk about this once back in 2009, but times have changed. In the news, Twitter was hacked for a bitcoin scam, Deep Fakes are getting dangerous quickly, and there are a lot of reasons you should avoid using TikTok. Related Links Forum Thread GeekNights Monday - Bug Bounties and Responsible Disclosure Things of the Day Rym - In the event of a moon disaster Scott - SOUL IN THE HORN

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