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OpenAI offering up to USD 20,000 to find security flaws in ChatGPT

After it suffered a security breach last month, the Microsoft-owned company is asking security researchers to help the company distinguish between good-faith hacking and malicious attacks

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OpenAI is also asking ethical hackers to safeguard confidential OpenAI corporate information that may be exposed through third parties. Photo Courtesy: istock

OpenAI is also asking ethical hackers to safeguard confidential OpenAI corporate information that may be exposed through third parties. Photo Courtesy: istock

Amid growing popularity of ChatGPT, Microsoft-owned OpenAI, the developer of the AI chatbot, is now offering people up to USD 20,000 to security researchers to help the company distinguish between good-faith hacking and malicious attacks, as it suffered a security breach last month. 

OpenAI has launched a bug bounty programme for ChatGPT and other products, saying the initial priority rating for most findings will use the 'Bugcrowd Vulnerability Rating Taxonomy'.

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