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Re: Deleting any Facebook album

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Holy heck, $12.5K? That's one heck of a nice bug bounty program Facebook has there. That is likely more than the black market would pay for this, or at least a lot less hassle (plus the black market might have little interest as this cannot be used for hijackings, just trolling/harrassment).

Re: Deleting any Facebook album

#5
If $12,500 seems like a lot of money, remember that Facebook theoretically loses $22,453 for every minute their website is down. In other words, they generate $12,500 every 33 seconds.

Paying out that sum of money to increase the number of people searching for security flaws is quite smart.

Re: Deleting any Facebook album

#6

If $12,500 seems like a lot of money, remember that Facebook theoretically loses $22,453 for every minute their website is down. In other words, they generate $12,500 every 33 seconds. Paying out that sum of money to increase the number of people searching for security flaws is quite smart.

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Re: Deleting any Facebook album

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If $12,500 seems like a lot of money, remember that Facebook theoretically loses $22,453 for every minute their website is down. In other words, they generate $12,500 every 33 seconds. Paying out that sum of money to increase the number of people searching for security flaws is quite smart.

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Re: Deleting any Facebook album

#10

Holy heck, $12.5K? That's one heck of a nice bug bounty program Facebook has there. That is likely more than the black market would pay for this, or at least a lot less hassle (plus the black market might have little interest as this cannot be used for hijackings, just trolling/harrassment).

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