AgileBits, the company behind popular password manager 1Password, is raising the top bug bounty reward from $25,000 to $100,000, following the discovery of serious vulnerabilities in popular password managers, including its own service, that could have allowed attackers to gain access…
AgileBits, the company behind popular password manager 1Password, is raising the top bug bounty reward from $25,000 to $100,000, following the discovery of serious vulnerabilities in popular password managers , including its own service, that could have allowed attackers to gain access to user data.
To receive the highest reward in its bug bounty program, AgileBits says that a researcher would have to access an unencrypted » bad poetry » flag that is stored in a 1Password vault.
«Security is at the heart of what we do,» says Jeff Shiner, AgileBits.
