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Google reportedly increases Chrome bounties for individual bugs again

A user welcomes the increase, saying strong incentives to hoard bugs can work against immediate reporting.

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A user welcomed what they described as another increase in Google's Chrome bounties for individual bugs, arguing that strong incentives to hoard bugs can discourage prompt reports. In a follow-up reply, they wondered whether Google is gaining confidence in its internal bug-finding systems, which they assume are LLM-aided, and feels able to pay more for bugs those systems miss.

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Brendan Dolan-Gavitt@moyixI also wonder if they're gaining more confidence in their own internal bug-finding systems (surely LLM-aided) and feel like they can probably find most issues internally and afford to pay more for ones that slip through that?1h
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    Brendan Dolan-Gavitt@moyixI also wonder if they're gaining more confidence in their own internal bug-finding systems (surely LLM-aided) and feel like they can probably find most issues internally and afford to pay more for ones that slip through that?1h
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