Wednesday, December 7, 2016

Nintendo Paying Hackers To Search For 3DS Vulnerabilities


Nintendo has launched a new initiative which involves paying hackers up to $20,000 USD for finding major vulnerabilities in the Nintendo 3DS system. The program is called the Nintendo Bug Bounty Program and you can find more information on it, here. Nintendo will pay rewards to the first reporter of qualifying vulnerability information ranging from $100 USD to $20,000 USD. Only one reward per qualifying piece of vulnerability information will be awarded. Nintendo will determine at its discretion whether the vulnerability information qualifies for a reward as well as the amount of any such reward. Nintendo does not disclose how the reward amount is calculated. Vulnerability information that is already known to Nintendo or the public, for example, does not qualify for a reward. Rewards will not be issued to individuals who are on sanction lists, or who are in countries on sanction lists.

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