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== Introduction == '''Update: 19/02/2017''' - added discussion on hacker news. I also added an example. '''Update: 21/02/2017''' - added discussion of obfuscated exploits, early disclosure penalties, incentives, and scalability** Bug bounties suck. Researchers routinely donโt get paid for their work and vendors continue to get away with the same shitty behavior. Itโs a system that lacks any kind of accountability and only benefits the company. Solution: Do it as a smart contract on a blockchain.<span id="an-example"></span>
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