One of the best ways companies can find fault with their software is to pay someone to break it.
Microsoft is well aware of this and runs bug bounties very often to find and report critical bugs.
The company's new Bug Bounty concerns Microsoft Teams. Microsoft is offering up to $30.000 to anyone who finds and reports one error. The company classifies each bug into different prize schemes, which dictate how much you can win if you're interested.
For example, if you find a bug that could seriously damage the privacy and customer safety, you'll earn anywhere from $6.000 to as much as $30.000.
If you find one exploit that does not quite fit the terms of the Bug Bounty, Microsoft will give you from $ 500 to $ 15.000.
If you think you have everything you need to win in the new Bug Bounty, visit it Microsoft Security Resource Center to see all the details and instructions on how to submit Microsoft Teams errors.
