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Now, let us move on with the key items in bug bounty program.

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Faust is Hackl.

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A hacker is one who enjoys the intellectual challenge of creatively overcoming limitations.

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Now, it can be a bad hacker, also known as a black hat hacker or a white hat hacker who simply hopes

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to eliminate the bad hackers depends upon your role and your intellectual ability and your goals.

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Hacker power security, we have already seen hacker power security in the last lecture, and I would

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like to just put a light on it.

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Any goal oriented hacking technique that utilizes the external hacker community to find a nonsecurity

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vulnerabilities and reduce cyber risk is known as hacker power security.

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Common examples include private bug bounty programs, public but bounty programs, time bound bug bounty

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programs, animal.

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Now we talk about security testing organizations can identify high value bugs faster with the help of

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the results driven through hacker community.

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What is hacker power dentist?

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A limited access program where selected hackers apply a structured testing methodology and they may

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be rewarded for completing security checks is known as hacker power to go to industry.

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Which means in taste, you have to apply a typical methodology to find out the results and if the results

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are acceptable, you'll get paid.

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Now, make sure that there are three types of bug bounty programs, public, private and time bound.

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Let us see what they mean.

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Public bug bounty program, it is an open program where any hacker can participate in for a chance at

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a bounty reward.

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Private bug bounty program has limited access program that select hackers are invited to participate

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in for a chance at a bounty reward.

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For example, you have a company which is not a multinational company, but it's famous in your state.

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So that is a public bug bounty program where, you know, your security issues are not top priority

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notch or your security issues are not as critical as compared to those of Google and Amazon.

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In such cases, Google and Amazon, if they want to find critical bugs that invite experienced hackers

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and tell them to find out the bugs that is known as a private Barghuti program, in case of public Bergmann's

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you programs, even you can participate.

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But in case of private bug bounty programs, if you are selected or invited to do so, then only you

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can participate.

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Next is time bound bug bounty program.

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It is a limited access program with a predetermined time frame where selected hackers have a chance

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at earning a bounty reward.

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Now, generally, Diamondback bounty programs have high reward, but also have a higher risk because

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sometimes they have to charge hackers to participate in the programs.

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It's like a hackathon where you have a limited time and you are told to find the bug in the website.

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And if you do so, then they pay you according to your skills and the results that you have delivered.

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Then what is a vulnerability?

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Vulnerability is a weakness of software, hardware or online service that can be exploited.

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Now, what is Redzepi, which is vulnerability, disclosure, policy?

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And organizations formalized a method for receiving vulnerable submissions from the outside world is

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known as vulnerability disclosure policy.

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It is sometimes referred to as responsible disclosure.

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This often takes the form of security aderet email address, for example, if you are finding bugs for

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Google, then you have to report to an inability to security advocate Google dot com.

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Now, the practice is outlined in the DOJ framework that the Department of Justice, United States,

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for one, that alleged disclosure program for online systems, and it is defined in ISO standard 29

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147.

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This was all for this lecture.

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Make sure you understand these terms, because these are the most fundamental terms you will be needing

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while searching a public or private bug bounty program.

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In the next lecture, we'll see what exactly a bug bounty program is and how it works.
