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Google Rewards $100,000 for hacking Chromebook

Google has doubled the reward from $50,000 to $100,000 for hacking the Google’s Chromebook. Google claims that if anyone hacks any Chrome...

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Google has doubled the reward from $50,000 to $100,000 for hacking the Google’s Chromebook. Google claims that if anyone hacks any Chrome OS or Chrome, Google rewards of an amount of $100,000 will be rewarded.

It is another awesome way to make money online, but I just can’t get this reward because I am not that capable of hacking, but if there is anyone among you who wants to earn $100,000, then you should give it a try. Google has provided more details about it on their Security blog.

Why Google Rewards for Hacking Their Chromebook:

Google wants to find all the bugs or holes in their system, although Google has a dedicated team which aims to find bugs in their system and are doing their job perfectly. Google started this rewarding system in the years 2010 and still offers a huge reward.

If you are a good researcher and have some excellent skills in networking, then you might have a chance to win $100,000. Google has posted this with the title Get Rich, or Hack Tryin’ and I just loved this title. Although I don’t have that knowledge to hack the Chromebook, I will surely convince others to hack.

Why has Google doubled the Reward for hacking Chromebook?

Google announced $50,000 in the year 2015, but no one hacked or shown much interest in hacking or some other reason that I don’t know. Even no one was able to submit any fault or hole in the Chromebook. So, on March 14, 2016, Google on their Blog announced that they would be paying $100,000, to the person who hacks their Chromebook even in the Guest Mode, Thus Making it a six-figure sum to win.

And Even Google claims since, 2010 that they will be rewarding happily who find security issue and reports it to the Google. And on their blog, Google states that they had already paid more than $2,000,000 to the researchers to make the Google users safe.

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The security systems which you can’t believe exist.

Why is it Difficult to Hack Google or Google’s Products?

Google has a team which is the best in the world and aims to secure their services. The head of the Google’s Security team is Parisa Tabriz; She is known as the Google’s security Princes. And she has been provided with 30 experts mainly responsible for the security of Google Chrome. She also has personal one-page website https://asirap.net/. She thinks like a criminal and aims to secure Google always and manages her team of brilliant 30 experts.

That means you have to beat her if you want to be rich by hacking Google OS Or Google Chromebook. And according to me, there are very fewer chances that you can beat her, but it’s always good to give it a try.

Another bounty program by Google:

If you can bypass the chrome’s safe browsing features even then, you will get a reward. It may be $500 reward which is worth it. Check the Chrome Reward Program Rules to the best of your knowledge.

Final words:

Google Rewards because they care about the security and the best thing is that the Google pays for finding the faults. I want to know what your opinion is about Google Rewards Program and is it worth it.

Written by Robin Khokhar
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18 Replies to “Google Rewards $100,000 for hacking Chromebook”

  1. This is too good to see, and some encouraging for the hacking society and me too, thanks for exploring and sharing it here.

  2. Hi!

    Is Google not enticing criminals to attack their systems with a bounty? In the Uk that could be construed as enticement to commit a crime. Yes maybe there is a NDA agreement that gets signed… Maybe too it highlights that ‘hackers’ can attack a system and get paid for the privilege of it but I think perhaps it is a risky way to see if a system can be compromised. Still 100K is tempting… Maybe people will try and see if they can break the security once they claim the bounty then what? Do they get offered a job at Google?

    Interesting article.

    William

  3. Hello Robin, will you be trying your hands on that? I do think Google will be pocketing back their money left with just me and you. Haha!

    I’m an astute lover of Google and their products. I for instance ditched Firefox for Google Chrome and yahoo for Gmail.

  4. Hi Robin

    This is why Google is top notch when it comes to Security. They accept that even with their experts, they can’t contain the issue of lack of security on their own so what better way than to reward those who can go the extra mile to unveil their bugs.

    Thanks for sharing. Take Care

  5. I wouldn’t bother with anything security related myself again with Google. I showed them an exploit that was being used via Google search and it took ages just to get a 1 sentence reply that clearly didn’t understand what I had written. A follow up took just as long and was just as clueless.

  6. Hi Robin,

    I am here from the PAC blog rotator. Glad that you posted a small but really interesting topic regarding Google.

    Hoping to come back again to read more posts from you.

    Best regards.

    Keep sharing.

    Reji Stephenson

  7. Hi Robin,
    That is an interesting strategy for sure. I had no idea they are doing that, but then again they can do anything 🙂
    Thank you for sharing!

  8. Hey Robin,

    Nice article! i am not heard of this until read this article. This reward program is actually benefit for Google, because it is the easiest way for them to find out vulnerabilities in their products.

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