Microsoft has enhanced its Copilot bug bounty program, increasing payouts to a maximum of $5,000 for moderate vulnerabilities and expanding coverage to include tools like WhatsApp and Telegram. This change follows the identification of flaws by researchers that could have compromised confidential data. Microsoft emphasizes the importance of collaborating with the security research community to address such vulnerabilities proactively, rather than waiting for hackers to exploit them. The program aligns Copilot severity ratings with established online vulnerability classifications, reflecting a commitment to product security and integrity.
We recognize that even moderate vulnerabilities can have significant implications for the security and reliability of our Copilot consumer products.
We believe that collaboration with the security research community is essential to maintaining the integrity and security of our Copilot consumer products.
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