Kcell Expands Its Bug Bounty Program on the Tumar.One Platform: Up to $1,000 per Vulnerability and Full Access to All Subdomains

In its first year participating in the Bug Bounty program, Kcell received around 60 vulnerability reports from security researchers—each one contributing to the strengthening of the company’s digital infrastructure.

Following this successful start, the program is now entering a new phase. Kcell has expanded the scope of assets eligible for testing to include all Kcell and activ subdomains. This significantly broadens the range of targets available to researchers and increases the potential for meaningful impact.

The maximum reward has also been raised: up to $1,000 for critical vulnerabilities, and up to $500 for issues found in subdomains. This move aims to attract more experienced researchers and incentivize deeper analysis.

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