
Bounty payouts will range from $500 USD to $15,000 USD.The bounty program is sustained and will continue indefinitely at Microsoft’s discretion.
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“Keeping in line with our philosophy of protecting customers and proactively partnering with researchers, today we are changing the Edge on Windows Insider Preview (WIP) bounty program from a time bound to a sustained bounty program,” Akila Srinivasan, a member of Microsoft’s Security Response Center, wrote Wednesday in a Technet post. The program was slated to run until this May but, according to Microsoft, will now extend indefinitely. The program has since expanded and while it still awards bounties for critical remote code execution it also awards bounties for any design issue in the browser that could compromise a user’s privacy and security. Initially the program paid bounties to researchers who discovered remote code execution vulnerabilities, same-origin bypass vulnerabilities, and referrer spoofing vulnerabilities. based company announced the Edge on Windows Insider Preview (WIP) program in August 2016 as a means to incentivize researchers to find and report vulnerabilities in the browser.

The domains that will be receiving double rewards are:.Stop by our training sessions to learn more. We will be announcing details of this bounty program and hosting multiple training workshops on how Microsoft assigns bounties for our online services properties in the Bountycraft workshop at Nullcon 2017. This portal is an important piece in protecting tenants and tenant admins from compromise. Office 365 admin portal is the web management interface for managing tenant access. Securing Exchange Online, Microsoft’s hosted enterprise e-mail solution, is vital to customer security as it is the gateway to accessing critical user information such as email, calendars, contacts and tasks for any endpoint device. These properties are core web applications in the Office 365 suite. We will be giving out double rewards for security vulnerabilities from Mato for eligible vulnerabilities submitted in Exchange Online and Office 365 Admin Portal.


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Keeping in line with our philosophy of protecting users and awarding researchers, we are pleased to announce an update to our Online Services bounty program. These discoveries along with our internal security testing efforts contribute to keeping our users safe. We also believe that if a researcher informs us of a security flaw in our Office 365 services, they should be awarded for protecting us. We realize the desire of researchers and customers to security test our services to ensure they can trust us and our solutions. Microsoft strives to protect our customers and we’re constantly improving our security posture to meet their needs.
