Bug bounty hunters filed tens of millions of vulns, big firms share maybe 1%
rez0__ · x · 2026-11-06
rez0 complains that vulnerability intelligence is gated: big companies have likely exchanged only 1% of all bugs among themselves, while bug bounty hunters have submitted tens of millions of vulnerabilities that outsiders can't access.
The quoted post notes programs like "Select daybreak red customers" only grant access to global firms or household names in infosec — access gating that's now standard across red-team programs.
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