1Password has raised the payout of its bug bounty program to attract even more security researchers and ethical hackers.
1Password has announced that it has increased its top bug bounty reward for finding potential security flaws in its password manager to $1m. Not only is the highest bounty in the history of the IT security company Bugcrowd but it’s also one of the largest rewards in the industry. CEO of 1Password, Jeff Shiner explained in a press release how the move will attract additional security experts and white hat hackers while also strengthening the security of its password manager, saying: « No one should have to choose between safety and convenience, and we’re making this major investment to demonstrate our commitment to keeping 1Password customers secure.
