Here's a story you guys might appreciate. I found a cross site scripting vulnerability in Bing.com that was kind of hilarious. Searching for: </script><scri

Here's a story you guys might appreciate. I found a cross site scripting vulnerability in Bing.com that was kind of hilarious. Searching for: </script><script>arbitrary js</script> in the main search box would execute the code on the results page. I mean, holy shit. I could not believe it. I emailed their whitehat service and they fixed it but I never received a bounty.