Sounds like hammer

those are all bank of america domains, and bank of america gives you permission to hack them

as most banks would do...

But they do not actually hire them yes?

Like they would ca technologies

Bofa.com

Lmao

Bofa of what!

[email protected] you need email them. they dont have any bug bounties at mo

Hm

some people get hired here for shit like that lol

Usually businesses reputable businesses do

I wouldn’t think banks to trust indie hackers

no no

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jeez

maybe tomorrow

im too tired to read that

saint.. but they do! ive just shown you they do lol

is ING bank American?

Vulnerabilities with regard to the safety of ING’s services offered through the internet. In case you have discovered a vulnerability in our system, please report this as quickly as possible. Examples of vulnerabilities could be:

Cross scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities
SQL injection vulnerabilities
Encryption vulnerabilities
Vulnerabilities found at previous ING businesses cannot be reported by ING

@Fear.of.God when you succeed, the money - just to my account ok.

youre allowed to do it if they give permission and follow responsible disclosure and their policies... otherwise youre in prison for loooong time

But they don’t actually hire you yes? @A non alien

they dont hire

they pay a fee, called a bug bounty, but only pay it if they think the vulnerability is major

basically slave labour, they have the right not to pay as its their own rules

but others may say its good money for little work.

So you are not hired?

My point still stands @A non alien

well.

whatever your point is, im going to argue against it

just that ive forgotten... and i need to scroll up

bofa.com = bank of fucking america? whats the F for?

ohhh... bank of..

should be boa.com

Bofa these balls @A non alien

huh?