Microsoft will award big security bug bounties for AI and cloud vulnerabilities. The Zero Day Quest event will be held at Microsoft’s headquarters in 2025.
Microsoft is creating an in-person hacking event, Zero Day Quest, which it says will be the largest of its kind. The event will build upon Microsoft’s existing bug bounty program, and incentivize research into high-impact security flaws that can affect the software powering cloud and AI workloads.
Microsoft is doubling the awards that it pays out for AI bounties, and it’s also offering security researchers direct access to Microsoft AI engineers and the company’s AI Red Team — a group of experts that probe Microsoft’s AI systems for failures.
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