Bugsmirror's CEO Aman Pandey wins Rs.65 cr reward from Google for keeping Android, chrome safe
Google has bestowed a reward of Rs.65 crore to an Indian cybersecurity researcher, who reported and submitted vulnerabilities in Android, making the OS safer for us all. The company has bestowed the reward to Aman Pandey, the CEO of Bugsmirror. In a blog post, Google has announced that Aman Pandey, the Founder and CEO of Indore- based Bugsmirror was the top researcher in terms of reporting and submitting vulnerabilities. Pandey received his diploma from NIT Bhopal. And, despite the fact that Bugsmirror was just founded in 2021, it was crucial in identifying vulnerabilities as early as 2019. Pandey submitted a total of 232 vulnerabilities during the last year alone. Google's Sarah Jacobus, from the Vulnerability Rewards Team, stated that since Pandey's initial report in 2019, he has reported over 280 flaws to the Android Vulnerabilities Rewards Program. Sarah commended Pandey for playing a significant role in the program's success. In addition, Google has ...