Twitter a vulnerability on its website or in one of its web-based services will be rewarded with a sum of money starting at €108. This amount can increase depending on the importance of the vulnerability.
To secure the cash prize, someone must be the first to identify the specific vulnerability and not disclose it to third parties until it is fixed by Twitter technicians.
With this program, Twitter aims to provide an improved, safer environment for its users.
Many popular websites, such as Yahoo , CloudFlare, etc., already have similar bug bounty programs.
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