Following in the footsteps of other companies such as Mozilla, Google has announced today that it is offering a reward for users that find and report security flaws in their software and Websites.
Depending on how critical the flaw is, the reward will range from $500 to $3100. If you decide to give the prize to charity, Google will double the donation.
The bugs can be found on Google, YouTube, Blogger, Orkut and others. Android and Picasa are exempt.
Google started a similar program in January for its Chrome browser which they say "uncovered a wide range of great bugs...contributing to a more secure Chromium browser for millions of users."
Anyone who gets paid for the new program will also have their name featured on the credits page of the site.











