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OnePlus Unveils New Bug Bounty Programme, Partners With HackerOne to Increase Security Efforts

The new OnePlus Security Response Center will offer bug bounty ranging from $50 to $7,000 to security experts who discover and report on potential threats to OnePlus’ systems through the new bug bounty program.

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