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Vendors who pay bounties often restrict public disclosure, and the professional value obtained from being able to talk about the research you do may be worth si
by mjg59 2y ago
Vendors who pay bounties often restrict public disclosure, and the professional value obtained from being able to talk about the research you do may be worth significantly more than the payout
- robertlagrant 2y ago> Vendors who pay bounties often restrict public disclosure, and the professional value obtained from being able to talk about the research you do may be worth significantly more than the payout Professional value that doesn't translate into money, do you mean? How do you categorise that?
- waterhouse 2y agoI take the "professional value" to mean essentially putting it on your resume, gaining publicity by blogging about it, getting conference organizers to let you give a talk about it, etc., all of which may ultimately increase the money you can earn doing computer security.