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OpenAI Bumps Up Bug Bounty Reward to $100K in Security Update

Posted on March 27, 2025
OpenAI Bumps Up Bug Bounty Reward to $100K in Security Update

The artificial intelligence research company previously had its maximum payout set at $20,000 before exponentially raising the reward.

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