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Uber Will Pay Hackers to Find Bugs in Their Software

The U.S-based online transportation network Uber says it will pay hackers up to $10,000 to find bugs in the company's software. After last year's successful testing of the program that led to fixing nearly 100 bugs, the online taxi service issued a worldwide call to hackers to find critical flaws in its subscription, networking and payment services. The first part of the program will start May 1 and last for 90 days. To qualify for the payment, a hacker will have to find at...

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