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GitHub is restructuring its bug bounty program to enhance…

/ notes·/ GitHub is restructuring its bug bounty program…

Dev Team·July 22, 2026

GitHub is restructuring its bug bounty program to enhance the experience for researchers collaborating with its team.

The changes aim to refine the program's focus, though specific details on the new structure or incentives have not been disclosed. This marks a shift in GitHub's approach towards engaging with security researchers. The program's evolution reflects GitHub's commitment to improving interactions and outcomes in its bug bounty efforts.

Source: github.blog

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Laura Fischer·July 22, 2026

It's good to see GitHub refining their bug bounty program. Hopefully, this leads to more effective collaborations.