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[CVE-2023-35708] Why Bug Bounty Payouts Are Worth Far More Than Their Cost

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Using the MOVEit Transfer vulnerability (CVE-2023-35708) as a case study, the post argues market-rate bug bounty payouts deliver enormous ROI compared to multi-billion-dollar breach costs.
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