Volunteer earns $20,000 in a year spotting Google bugs
You might not think of the open source world as being particularly profitable, but a small number of volunteers are making good money spotting flaws in Google’sChromiumopen source browser project. Google pays volunteers who find bugs in Chromium’s source code and lists them in aSecurity Hall of Fame. Currently top of the tree is Sergey Glazunov, a man fast approaching earning a living wage for his bug-spotting abilities. Most recently he’s earned the first ever “Elite” award of $3133....