"We found 6 critical PayPal vulnerabilities – and PayPal punished us for it"

[Damosa]

Moral of the story
The moral of the story is that if you find a vulnerability with Paypal, sell it to hackers on the black market instead of reporting it to them.





https://cybernews.com/security/we-fo...l-punished-us/

[[MPGH]Time]

paypal is such a bitch

[Monalisa]

I hate paypal with a passion, ebays contract finished with them thank fuck

[boozi]

yeah fuck paypal, i hate their customer service the most

[PerfectAlts]

Not rewarding the people that can manage to find these exploits is insanely dumb, you just basically give green light to these people to make money from your exploits in a way where you as a company lose way more money and reputation.

[Orangejuiceye]

Wrong action from paypal side

[LokeYourC3PH]

HackerOne and PayPal are both to blame here. But yeah, moral of the story: Sell the exploits instead for a nice sum and let PayPal burn for it when someone will eventually have their money stolen, and thus needs to be reimbursed for it.

[Vectonsid]

Fucking christ...

[Someone123456]

Refuse to cooperate?

Why should PayPal go against its interests? I find it hard to understand.

[yotta biru]

Paypal is like the worst, yet the most used

[herobrinettt]

Sorry to say it but, alot of people still use paypal even though it's so bad and cashapp and venmo is the new payments.

[ChristopherFisher]

loved your moral, that should be done with PayPal.

[ReinaAutomata]

Paypal sucks, they should just go down

[ForgotMyInfo]

Paypal is like the worst, yet the most used

Well there is no real paypal-like alternativ. And not everyone wants to use credit cards

[JasonXNL]

That's the problem, they have such a large marketshare. As the first real easy online payment provider, that are so adopted, it's hard to switch.