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A Bug Bounty program enables ethical hackers to responsibly identify and report security vulnerabilities. In return, the organization rewards valid findings that comply with the program's rules.

Grayback offers the two main types of vulnerability disclosure programs available today: Bug Bounty Programs (BBP), where organizations provide monetary rewards to security researchers who report valid vulnerabilities impacting their assets, and Vulnerability Disclosure Programs (VDP), where no monetary rewards are offered, but researchers may receive other forms of recognition such as thank-you letters, merchandise, or public acknowledgment. Organizations can choose the model that best fits their needs and evolve it as their cybersecurity strategy matures.

A security assessment or penetration test is performed by a specific team over a limited period of time. A Bug Bounty is an ongoing process where multiple researchers continuously assess authorized assets from different perspectives, helping identify vulnerabilities that may emerge over time or after new updates.

Rewards are determined based on factors such as the severity of the vulnerability, its business impact, ease of exploitation, the quality of the report, and the organization's reward policy.

The platform's security team reviews each report and assigns a severity rating based on industry standards such as CVSS, while also considering the real-world impact on the organization.

The reward is granted to the first researcher who correctly reports the vulnerability. Any subsequent reports will be marked as duplicates.

All programs include clear participation rules defining authorized testing activities, the program scope, and the responsibilities of both the organization and the researchers.