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Yep, they're f**d. Flew too close to the sun, and got caught. Should have kept the white hat game, gathering bounties there and there.
by axlee 4y ago
Yep, they're f**d. Flew too close to the sun, and got caught. Should have kept the white hat game, gathering bounties there and there.
- berkle4455 4y agoThey weren’t hackers, just social engineers. Last I checked, social engineering isn’t covered by publicly posted bug bounties.
- TedDoesntTalk 4y agoI don’t think you read the whole article. One of them earned quite a few bug bounties.
- jimt1234 4y agoIt really should be, as social engineering is still, and probably always will be, the most vulnerable attack vector.
- cuteboy19 4y agoWhite hats will become millionaires overnight
- localplume 4y agoGiven how low quality most reports are for bug bounties, putting social engineering in scope publically would be dreadful for any employees. basically just authorized mass spam. social engineering in a private pentest though, sure.
- axlee 4y agoYou haven't read the article.