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Find bugs in Apple and Google Product to be a Crorepati

Find bugs in Apple and Google Product to be a Crorepati

Find bugs in Apple and Google Product to be a Crorepati




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Find Bugs and Became crorepati

Notwithstanding tall cases of augmented security and influencing gadgets to secure, more than regularly than innovation organizations like Google, Microsoft, Apple, Facebook and others confront serious risk of malwares and bugs. A valid example:

Microsoft

The Richmond-based tech goliath has a bug abundance program since 2014. It offers prizes to the individuals who find "basic" vulnerabilities on its online administrations.

Where to discover: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn425036.aspx

What amount would you be able to make: Up to Rs 1.6 crore
Apple

Not that Apple covers itself under a shroud of mystery however it positively asserts it's the most idiot proof and secure tech organizations around.

In any case, defects and bugs are regularly found and the Cupertino-based goliath additionally has a bug abundance program however its confined to designers.

What amount would you be able to make: Up to Rs 1.2 crore 

Google

Google offers abundance for discovering bugs in a large group of its items and offers.
Truth be told, the organization paid out as much as $3 million in prizes to security analysts in 2017. 

Where to discover: https://www.google.com/about/appsecurity/compensate program/
What amount would you be able to make: Up to Rs 1.2 crore
Facebook

On the off chance that you can discover security vulnerabilities on the web-based social networking system, at that point there's a decent possibility you will be abundantly compensated.

Facebook paid over $800,000 to analysts in 2017 with India driving in number of bugs and vulnerabilities revealed.
What amount would you be able to make: Up to Rs 5.11 crore in 2017

Samsung

Samsung Electronics' versatile division has an appealing prizes program for the individuals who can report bugs and vulnerabilities over its cell phones and tablet gadgets.

There are extreme arrangement of terms and conditions which one needs to go before meeting all requirements for the bug abundance program.
What amount would you be able to make: Up to Rs 1.2 crore
Intel

As yet reeling from the Specter malware aftermath, Intel has extended its bug abundance program to a more extensive base so as to spot openings and defects.
Where to discover: https://security-center.intel.com/BugBountyProgram.aspx
The amount you can make: Up to Rs 1.2 crore
Twitter

The web-based social networking stage expresses that it "invites reports from security analysts and specialists about conceivable security vulnerabilities with our administration." So, in the event that you can discover a bug, simply ahead and report it to Twitter. 

What amount would you be able to make: Up to Rs 12.8 lakhs 
 
Snapchat

Famous application Snapchat's abundance program is available to every last one as long as you morally report the bug or powerlessness. Snapchat, so far has paid over $170,000 to abundance seekers.

Where to discover: https://hackerone.com/snapchat

The amount you can make: Up to Rs 9.5 lakh  

Yahoo

On the off chance that you can spot vulnerabilities or bugs on Yahoo! Applications, at that point the organization offers a not too bad measure of cash.

Security specialists and "moral" programmers can report these bugs to Yahoo! Security group and if it's esteemed commendable, they get compensated.
The amount you can make: Up to Rs 9.5 lakh  

Uber

The taxicab aggregator faces a considerable measure of fire from a few quarters on a ton of issues. Notwithstanding, the organization likewise has a bug abundance program

Where to discover: https://hackerone.com/uber
What amount would you be able to make: Up to Rs 12.8 lakh  

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