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Why would anyone pay for a denial of service attack when DOS bugs are so ubiquitous that you can often not even get paid for finding one? Folks seem to only wan
by greggarious 4y ago
Why would anyone pay for a denial of service attack when DOS bugs are so ubiquitous that you can often not even get paid for finding one? Folks seem to only want remote code execution... so damn nebby.
(That type of bug bounty policy is how you get folks hording them for a cold winter rather than disclosing them to vendors.)
- 293984j29384 4y agoI don't think you understand the article. This is regular people who are paying for access to these services. None of these people have any interest in launching their own attacks, they want to input an IP on a webpage and click "go".