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Why a DIY Bug Bounty is a Bad Idea

bugcrowd.com | vulnerability | #bug-bounty | #bugcrowd | #triage | #application-security | #managed-programs

Summary

Bugcrowd argues against DIY bug bounties: its application security engineers handle triage, validation, and researcher communication — expertise honed via the open source VRT.
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