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Very much agree the incentives aren't fully aligned. From a bug hunters perspective, certain issues are often underpaid or marked as non-issues (and then subse
by mikeodds 3y ago
Very much agree the incentives aren't fully aligned.
From a bug hunters perspective, certain issues are often underpaid or marked as non-issues (and then subsequently fixed without paying out) so it’s in their interest to find a chain of issues or explore to show real impact.
Then from the programmes perspective you have to content with gpt generated reports for complete non issues so I can also understand why the might be quick to dismiss without hard impact evidence rather than a “potentially could be used to”