Rockstar betaler folk for at spotte tekniske fejl på deres domæner

Tekst: Magnus Groth-Andersen
Publiceret 2017-03-09

Rockstar, studiet bag spil som Red Dead Redemption og Grand Theft Auto, har udgivet et opslag på HackerOne, en platform der har til opgave at spotte tekniske fejl, og brugerne får derigennem belønninger.

"We are dedicated to the privacy and security of our users, and the environment we create for them. We believe that having a talented group of independent security researchers is paramount to achieving that goal. We are running this HackerOne bounty program to reward researchers for identifying potential vulnerabilities . Please review the following guidelines detailing the rules of this bug bounty program. Only research following these guidelines will be eligible for a bounty." står der i firmaets opslag.

Minimumsbelønningen er på $150, men hvis man formår at finde større tekniske fejl kan man få meget, meget mere. De testede domæner er:

www.rockstargames.com
socialclub.rockstargames.com
lifeinvader.com
rockstarnorth.com
prod.ros.rockstargames.com
prod.conductor.ros.rockstargames.com
prod.telemetry.ros.rockstargames.com
prod.cloud.rockstargames.com
prod.hosted.cloud.rockstargames.com
media.rockstargames.com
patches.rockstargames.com

"We encourage you to hunt for bugs in support.rockstargames.com, which is run on top of the Zendesk platform. Zendesk also participates in the HackerOne bounty program; see this page for details and to report Zendesk vulnerabilities: Zendesk Bug Bounty."

For those of you hoping to submit game bugs, you're out of luck. "Please note that game bugs, glitches or exploits are not part of the bug bounty program, but can still be submitted on our support site at: https://support.rockstargames.com/hc/en-us/requests/new."

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