> Why do the policy specifics matter? Companies take big risks in running bounty programs. They are giving hackers permission to test their live site. This isn

> Why do the policy specifics matter? Companies take big risks in running bounty programs. They are giving hackers permission to test their live site. This isn't something that is popular with everyone inside a company. Bounty hunters need to respect that bounty programs are a two way street. If you find a serious issue like remote code execution you need to be extra careful. Wineberg was an experienced hunter. He should have known better.