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Microsoft’s Bug Bounty Bonanza: Pay Boosts for AI Vulnerability Hunt!
Microsoft is upping its game with a bug bounty program for Copilot products, offering up to $5,000 for moderate-severity vulnerabilities. With an expanded list of 14 vulnerability types, Microsoft hopes to find flaws before they turn into digital disasters. Time to grab your magnifying glass and hunt some bugs!
Hot Take:
Microsoft is basically saying, “Hey, we know our robot pals aren’t perfect, so here’s some cash if you can help us make them less of a hot mess.” It’s like paying someone to babysit your AI while it goes through its rebellious teenage phase. Double win if you get paid for stating the obvious—’Hey Microsoft, your Copilot is acting sus!’
Key Points:
- Microsoft expands its Copilot Bug Bounty Program, offering up to $5,000 for moderate-severity vulnerabilities.
- The program now covers 14 types of vulnerabilities, up from three.
- New vulnerabilities include deserialization, code injection, and cross-site scripting, among others.
- The bounty program is part of Microsoft’s effort to improve the security of AI-powered features.
- Microsoft’s Zero Day Quest offers new training for aspiring AI professionals.
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