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Company is Offering Rs. 10 Crores to the One who’ll Find Titan M Security Chip

Monali Gupta

American tech company Google has announced bug bounty. The company has said that anyone who finds a bug or a flaw in the company's new Titan M Chip will be given a reward of up to $ 1.5 million.

Significantly, Google launched the Titan M chip last year. The company has given this chip in its latest Pixel smartphones Pixel 3 and Pixel 4. The Google Titan M chip is specifically designed to protect sensitive data and its privacy.

Google has said that those who hack the Titan M security chip given in Pixel smartphones will get the prize. This prize is actually 1 million dollars, but the company has said that if a security researcher cracks the Android preview version of Titan M chip developer, then he will get extra 50% bonus. That means a total bounty of $ 1.5 million.

The bonus for preview version is also because if a security researcher finds a flaw in the preview version, then obviously the company will fix it before the file build so that the end users can have a completely secure version.

Google has also increased the amount of bounty offered under the Android Vulnerability Rewards Program (VRP). The company started this program in 2015. However, no one has won the top bounty so far.

The vibration has claimed to make the Titam M chip quite secure and that is probably the reason why the company is so pure that it will not be able to distinguish it. Because of this, the company has announced to give such a huge amount as a bounty.

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