Opinion - 2016 will see an explosion of Bug Bounty Programs. Why? They are becoming accepted and will be written into a lot of 2016 budgets
@peterjaric @BugBountyHQ there also *a lot* of pentesters who have the competence
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@avlidienbrunn@peterjaric Absolutely but how many employers strictly forbid them from participating. Anonymity of course but still deters -
@BugBountyHQ@peterjaric true. I'm glad I don't work for such douchebag employers. -
@avlidienbrunn@BugBountyHQ@peterjaric employers benefit from hunters keeping their skills sharp and getting exposed to more technologies -
@jstnkndy@avlidienbrunn@peterjaric Also true, but they pay a salary No financial gain to employer to have consultants participate in BBP's -
@BugBountyHQ@avlidienbrunn@peterjaric sure, during business hours, employers forbidding participation otherwise are overstepping -
@jstnkndy@avlidienbrunn@peterjaric Also agree, but this is the real world and a standard contract will be "we own you and your IP" -
@BugBountyHQ@avlidienbrunn@peterjaric I live in the real world and I've never faced this dilemma -
@jstnkndy@avlidienbrunn@peterjaric Then you are very fortunate :) - 1 more reply
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@avlidienbrunn Yes, but I thought they are kind of obvious :) Also, there are ~18 million developers world wide.@BugBountyHQThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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