Google will pay you $1.5 mn for finding bugs in Pixel phones
Google has announced to pay $1 million as top award to security researchers who can find a unique bug in its Pixel series of smartphones that may compromise users” data.
There is an additional 50 per cent bonus if a security researcher is able to find an exploit on “specific developer preview versions of Android”, resulting in a prize of $1.5 million.
The Google Bug Bounty programme will reward the top prize to someone who can break into Google”s Titan M “secure element.”
Similar to Apple”s “iPhone Secure Elementa, “Titan M” is a security chip that automatically scans hackers trying to load malware when an Android phone is turned on.
