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Intel reportedly ends bug bounty rewards for security researchers

By Info60 India Desk•Summary of reporting by VideoCardz.com•Sep 19, 2026•0 views•
Intel reportedly ends bug bounty rewards for security researchers
Intel appears to have ended paid rewards for vulnerability reports. Its new disclosure program explicitly states that no bounties are available.
Intel suspends bug bounty program with rewards up to $100,000 Intel appears to have ended its paid bug bounty program, replacing it with a new vulnerability disclosure program that does not offer financial rewards. According to Phoronix, Intel previo... [596 chars]
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