Zomato has called security researchers and ethical hackers to find bugs in its portals and apps as part of its bug bounty program. Zomato noted that its security team will decide the severity of the loss using the Common Vulnerability Scoring System. The more serious the crisis, the more reward or cash reward the hackers will receive. Zomato has divided threat relationships into low, medium, critical, and high categories.

For example, with CVSS 10.0, if the threat is critical, the user will be awarded $4,000, the same Zomato said in a statement. The user will be awarded $3,000 for CVSS to provide information about the threat with 9.5. To participate in Zomato's bug bounty program, two-factor authentication must be enabled.

The company welcomed the researcher and expert:-
Zomato said it has increased its reward to $4,000, which is around Rs 2.99 lakh to find bugs in its system. We take security seriously in Zomato, and we are committed to the security of our community. If you are a security researcher and expert and feel that you have identified security issues with Zomato's portal or apps, we'll welcome and appreciate you if you shed more light on this issue.

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