Facebook Oculus into its bounty program for vulnerabilities

Absrtact: If you find a loophole in Oculus Rift's website, SDK, or device, don't rush to send it online, you may get a substantial cash reward for submitting it to Facebook. Facebook today classified Oculus as its bounty program for vulnerabilities

If you find a loophole in Oculus Rift's website, SDK, or device, don't rush to send it online, and you may get a decent cash reward for submitting it to Facebook.

Facebook today classified Oculus as its bounty program for vulnerabilities. According to the rules of the project, the qualified security vulnerabilities identified by individual individuals will receive a minimum of $500 trillion in cash rewards, and Facebook will donate an equal amount if he chooses to donate the bonus to charity.

The specific rules are as follows:

Oculus Rift is not the only project that Facebook offers to provide a loophole, and qualifying Facebook, Instagram, Parse and onavo vulnerabilities can be rewarding. According to The Verge, Facebook spent 1.5 million dollars on this last year.