http://wccftech.com/samsung-bug-bounty-200000/

Samsung has joined the list of tech companies trying to attract cybersecurity experts to find flaws in their products and services. The company has today announced starting a Samsung bug bounty program, offering to pay rewards of up to $200,000 to those who discover unreported security vulnerabilities in its products. In comparison, Microsoft offers rewards of up to $250,000, while Apple also offers up to $200,000 in rewards.

“As a leading provider of mobile devices and experiences, Samsung recognizes the importance of protecting users’ data and information, and prioritizes security in the development of each of its products and services,” Injong Rhee, Executive Vice President and Head of R&D, Software and Services of the Mobile Communications Business at Samsung Electronics said in a press release. “As part of our commitment to security, Samsung is proud to work in close partnership with the security research community to ensure that all of our products are monitored closely and continually for any potential vulnerabilities.”