Top 10 paid bounty On hackerone

 HackerOne is a leading bug bounty platform that connects organizations with skilled and experienced security researchers to identify and report security vulnerabilities. Bug bounty programs offer rewards to ethical hackers who find and report vulnerabilities, providing a win-win situation for both organizations and security researchers. The payouts for these programs can vary widely, and some of the most lucrative bug bounties are paid out by HackerOne. Here are the top 10 highest paid bug bounties on HackerOne as of September 2021.

1. Shopify - $2,500,000

Shopify, a popular e-commerce platform, holds the top spot for the highest-paid bug bounty on HackerOne. In 2020, the company paid out a massive $2.5 million to two security researchers for identifying an RCE (Remote Code Execution) vulnerability that could have allowed an attacker to take over Shopify's internal systems.

2. Verizon Media - $1,500,000

Verizon Media, which owns popular websites such as Yahoo and AOL, paid out $1.5 million to a single security researcher for identifying a critical vulnerability in their systems. The vulnerability allowed attackers to take control of users' accounts and access their personal information.

3. Uber - $1,050,000

Uber, the popular ride-sharing company, paid out $1.05 million to a single security researcher for identifying a critical vulnerability in their systems. The vulnerability allowed attackers to bypass Uber's two-factor authentication and access sensitive user data.

4. Shopify - $1,000,000

Shopify makes the list again with another million-dollar bug bounty payout. In 2019, the company paid out $1 million to a security researcher for identifying a vulnerability that could have allowed an attacker to access Shopify's customer data.

5. Verizon Media - $1,000,000

Verizon Media makes the list for a second time with another $1 million payout to a security researcher. The vulnerability allowed an attacker to gain unauthorized access to Yahoo user accounts.

6. Shopify - $900,000

Shopify takes the sixth spot with another big payout of $900,000. The vulnerability identified by the security researcher could have allowed an attacker to access sensitive data on Shopify's servers.

7. Shopify - $750,000

Shopify takes the seventh spot with a payout of $750,000. The vulnerability allowed an attacker to gain access to Shopify's internal systems and data.

8. Airbnb - $650,000

Airbnb, the popular vacation rental platform, paid out $650,000 to a security researcher for identifying a vulnerability that allowed attackers to access users' personal information.

9. Uber - $650,000

Uber makes the list again with another payout of $650,000. The vulnerability allowed attackers to access users' personal information, including their location data.

10. Shopify - $610,000

Shopify rounds out the top 10 with a payout of $610,000. The vulnerability allowed an attacker to gain access to Shopify's internal systems and data.

These payouts highlight the importance of bug bounty programs and the value of skilled and experienced security researchers. Organizations can benefit greatly from partnering with bug bounty platforms like HackerOne to identify and address vulnerabilities before they can be exploited by malicious actors. At the same time, ethical hackers can earn substantial rewards for their skills and expertise, making bug bounty programs a valuable source of income for security researchers.

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