Pornhub Launches Bug Bounty Program; Offering Reward up to $25,000

With the growing number of cyber attacks and data breaches, a significant number of companies and organizations have started Bug Bounty Programs to encourage hackers and security researchers to find and responsibly report bugs in their services and get a reward.

Now, even pornography sites are starting to embrace bug bounty practices in order to safeguard its user's security.

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How to Make $100,000? Just Hack Google Chromebook

Yes, you could earn $100,000 if you have the hacking skills and love to play with electronics and gadgets.



Google has doubled its top bug bounty for hackers who can crack its Chromebook or Chromebox machine over the Web.



So if you want to get a big fat check from Google, you must have the ability to hack a Chromebook remotely, that means your exploit must be delivered via a Web page.

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Ever Wondered How Facebook Decides — How much Bounty Should be Paid?

Facebook pays Millions of dollars every year to researchers and white hat hackers from all around the world to stamp out security holes in its products and infrastructure under its Bug Bounty Program.

Facebook recognizes and rewards bug hunters to encourage more people to help the company keep Facebook users safe and secure from outside entities, malicious hackers or others.

Recently, the

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Hacker Reveals How to Hack Any Facebook Account

Hacking Facebook account is one of the major queries of the Internet user today. It's hard to find — how to hack Facebook account, but an Indian hacker just did it.




A security researcher discovered a 'simple vulnerability' in the social network that allowed him to easily hack into any Facebook account, view message conversations, post anything, view payment card details and do whatever

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Hack the Pentagon — US Government Challenges Hackers to Break its Security

Update: 'Hack The Pentagon' has opened registration for its pilot bug bounty program of $150,000 for hackers in return for the vulnerabilities they find in its public facing websites.



The Defense Department has enlisted the bug bounty startup HackerOne to manage the pilot program.



Interested hackers can Register Now to participate in the Bug Bounty program.



The United States

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