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Google Partially Reverses Chrome Bug Bounty Cuts

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Google Partially Reverses Chrome Bug Bounty Cuts

Google adjusted its Chrome bug bounty program, reversing some of its earlier reward reductions and refocusing payouts toward memory safety vulnerabilities. The restructuring signals a strategic priority on addressing a specific class of high-impact security issues in the browser.

Why it matters: Security researchers and bug bounty hunters should review the updated reward tiers and eligibility criteria to understand how their vulnerability reports align with Google's new priorities and compensation structure.

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Google Partially Reverses Chrome Bug Bounty Cuts

Google adjusted its Chrome bug bounty program, reversing some of its earlier reward reductions and refocusing payouts toward memory safety vulnerabilities. The restructuring signals a strategic priority on addressing a specific class of high-impact security issues in the browser.

Why it matters: Security researchers and bug bounty hunters should review the updated reward tiers and eligibility criteria to understand how their vulnerability reports align with Google's new priorities and compensation structure.

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