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2019-08-06 08:47
Microsoft has some very good news for bug hunters: not only has the company doubled the top bounty reward for vulnerabilities discovered in its Azure cloud computing service, but has also created an isolated testing environment that will allow researchers to try to exploit them. The Azure Security Lab “The Azure Security Lab is a set of dedicated cloud hosts for security researchers to test attacks against IaaS scenarios, and which is isolated from Azure … More → The post Microsoft sets up isolated environment for bug hunters to test attacks against Azure appeared first on Help Net Security.
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