stackyFACTSIn a rare instance of corporations acting logically, many massive companies offer massive bounties to anyone who can successfully break into their systems. It turns out that paying a teenager a huge sum to privately report a vulnerability is significantly cheaper than dealing with a catastrophic public breach.
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