No, I'm not surfing smut. I'm trying to score a bug bounty from P0rnhub

The world's most popular porn site PornHub has launched a somewhat restrictive security bug bounty. The site draws a eye-watering 60 million visitors a day and has been subject to breaches mainly limited to malvertising attacks which would generally not be uncovered by bug bounties. PornHub is running its bug bounty on the …

[Anonymous Coward]

Have they paid out at all?

Or is it all fap chap clap trap?

[Anonymous Coward]

What is the point?

"Find problems on our website, but don't use automated tools and certain categories don't count."

It sounds more about marketing and less about valid security concerns.

[BerryMiguez]

Re: What is the point?

It is a little bit of both. They are really improving the security and pay for discovering flaws but there are not so many. But the marketing visibility is for sure paying more. I like that these sites like Pornhub and Latestrip.com are finding very creative ways to promote their businesses on the mainstream where it is hard to get to.