Video Bounty App Vevue Ditches Ethereum to Payout in Bitcoin
Video review app Vevue (pronounced ‘vay-view’) recently launched a beta test. The company is paying bitcoin for quick video reviews of locations and events. Bitcoin.com talked to Thomas Olson, Vevue founder, to discuss his latest venture. Previously launched as an Ethereum ‘Dapp’ which had users collecting “Vevue equity tokens”, now Vevue has....
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Heard of HackerOne? If you haven't the service allows companies (like Yahoo and Twitter) to allow white hat hackers around the world to dive deep into the coding of a particular service, and if they encounter bugs and vulnerabilities, are eligible to receive a payment for their hard word. For example, if a hacker finds a serious bug or vulnerability in OpenSSL, they offer a minimum bounty of $2,500. HackerOne has partnered up with San Francisco-based Coinbase to offer payouts denominated in bitcoin. Right now, payout methods include wire transfers and PayPal. But with bitcoin, users will....
Bug bounty hunters, or white hat hackers, around the world that use the popular platform HackerOne can now be paid in Bitcoin. Earlier today, Coinbase announced a partnership with HackerOne, a This means that internet giants such as Facebook, Twitter, and Yahoo! can now pay bug finders in Bitcoin. In fact, HackerOne's many bug bounty hunters can select Bitcoin as their preferred payout option. Compared with the other payment options present for HackerOne, which services an intrinsically international conglomerate of companies and hackers, Coinbase and Bitcoin allow bug bounty hunters to....
A bumper payout for identifying a critical bug in a smart contract caused increased confidence in the ArmorFi platform and a 100%+ token pump. A whitehat hacker has seen what was already one of the largest smart contract-related bug bounties ever awarded more than double, after the ARMOR token price pumped following the announcement of his reward.On Feb. 3 ArmorFi announced that Alexander Schlindwein of Idea Markets had identified a critical bug in its smart contracts before the insurance brokerage platform went live.If left unpatched, the bug would have allowed a bad actor with just one....
Creators of a messaging platform called Telegram are putting a bounty up to anyone looking to earn a 6-digit pay-out. Village idiots need not apply, we're talking Q-level experts here. This self-dubbed "Crypto Contest" puts the following object out: Starting today, each day Paul (+79112317383) will be sending a message containing a secret email address to Nick (+79218944725). In order to prove that Telegram crypto was indeed deciphered and claim your prize, send an email to the secret email address from Paul's message. This is bringing me back to the SATs - the only day my calculator....
As you might have read in our latest article, we’re fierce on safety. As blockchain’s first OS, we need to constantly prioritize the security of our code. That’s why we teamed up with Immunefi, DeFi’s leading bug bounty platform. What exactly is a Bug Bounty? A bug bounty is a financial incentive to independent bug […]