Not all hacking is legal, even if intentions are good. To successfully participate in responsible disclosure, you must understand the boundaries.
In the early days of the internet, researchers often reported bugs only to be threatened with lawsuits by embarrassed companies. This discouraged people from helping. responsible disclosure bug bounty
They only pay for results. Instead of hiring 10 full-time security engineers, they leverage the collective brainpower of thousands of global hackers. Not all hacking is legal, even if intentions are good
If you find a vulnerability, report it. If you run a business, start a disclosure program. Security is not a product you buy; it is a process we build together. Not all hacking is legal