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Internet Bug Bounty Pays First $10,000 / €7,300 Reward for Adobe Flash Vulnerability

21
Feb
2014

The Internet Bug Bounty (IBB) the program launched back in November 2013 by a group of security experts and backed by Microsoft and Facebook has issued its first $10,000 / 7,300 reward for a critical Flash Player vulnerability patched by Adobe back in December 2013. David …

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