Google is expanding its bug bounty program to include awards for patches that make material security improvements to open source software - even when the software isn't directly maintained by Google itself. The Chocolate Factory has been rewarding developers for security fixes to its own software since 2010, when it kicked off …

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Thursday 10th October 2013 02:45 GMT silent_count

A beer for the chocolate factory

Sure it's for PR but this is a good thing (tm).

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1. Thursday 10th October 2013 06:57 GMT Anonymous Coward
  
  Re: A beer for the chocolate factory
  
  Also the projects listed are heavily used by Google internally and in their products.
  
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Thursday 10th October 2013 03:39 GMT Martin Budden

fun with numbers

If they give you $3,133.7 because they think you are "elite", what does $800.85 mean?

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1. Thursday 10th October 2013 03:47 GMT Comments are attributed to your handle
  
  Re: fun with numbers
  
  It means you're only about 1/4 as elite as the guy who got $3,133.7.
  
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2. Thursday 10th October 2013 06:52 GMT ratfox
  
  Stingy b***
  
  Did not even offer $3,141.59
  
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3. Thursday 10th October 2013 12:39 GMT JaitcH
  
  Re: fun with numbers
  
  FIFTY PER CENT tax?
  
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4. Thursday 10th October 2013 14:09 GMT Anonymous Coward
  
  Re: fun with numbers
  
  BOOBS Hmmm...
  
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Thursday 10th October 2013 10:01 GMT Anonymous Coward

Kudos to google, I'm not sure if I should be still hating on them for the whole real names debacle on google plus (just had my 3rd "fake" account which uses my common name suspended but john smith and ivor biggun lives on :D )

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1. Thursday 10th October 2013 10:49 GMT Tom_
  
  It must suck to be you, Mr. Coward.
  
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