About 100 white-hat hackers are testing the security of the country's systems in the third Technology Olympics' bug bounty competitions, with the permission of participating organizations and agencies; a competition where the total rewards allocated for identifying vulnerabilities exceeds five billion tomans.
100 White-Hat Hackers Lurk in the Security Gaps of National Systems
Approximately 100 ethical hackers are participating in a bug bounty competition to assess the security of Iran's systems, with rewards totaling over five billion tomans. This initiative involves various organizations and aims to strengthen national cybersecurity.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
Approximately 100 ethical hackers are participating in a bug bounty competition aimed at assessing the security of Iran's national systems. The competition offers rewards exceeding five billion tomans for identifying vulnerabilities.
- The competition is part of the third Technology Olympics.
- It involves various organizations and agencies across the country.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Cybersecurity has become a priority for nations worldwide, particularly in regions facing geopolitical tensions. Bug bounty programs are a common method for organizations to identify and rectify security vulnerabilities.
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