Coinbase clarifies bug bounty policy in response to Uber extortion verdict
The policy clearly stated that participants cannot make threats, use extortion or access customer data beyond what is accidental or occurs in good faith.
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The policy clearly stated that participants cannot make threats, use extortion or access customer data beyond what is accidental or occurs in good faith.
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