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Samsung Offers Million-Dollar Bounties for Bug Hunters: Get Rich or Code Trying!
Samsung’s bug-hunting bounty program offers up to $1,000,000 for remote code execution vulnerabilities and $400,000 for first-unlock data extraction. With a focus on device protection bypass and persistent, 0-click exploits, this program is the ultimate treasure hunt for tech-savvy bounty hunters.
Hot Take:
Samsung has thrown some serious cash at bug hunters, proving once again that the best way to a hacker’s heart is through their wallet. Just make sure you don’t get caught “smishing” on your lunch break!
Key Points:
- Samsung’s new bounty program handsomely rewards bug hunters for finding security vulnerabilities in mobile devices.
- Local arbitrary execution flaws can earn up to $300,000, while remote code execution vulnerabilities can hit $1,000,000.
- Successful data extraction on first unlock is worth $400,000, but only $200,000 if it’s after the first unlock.
- Samsung has paid out $827,925 in 2023 and over $4.9 million since 2017 through its bug bounty programs.
- Vulnerabilities must be persistent, 0-click, and buildable exploits that work on the latest security updates to qualify for maximum rewards.
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