The first Inter-University (InterUni) Bug Bounty challenge was declared a success after a three-week tournament where participating student hackers look for software vulnerabilities or “bugs” in exchange for monetary rewards and academic credits. The InterUni hacking challenge was jointly organised by SMU and NUS in partnership with hacker powered cybersecurity group HackerOne. According to the Chief Information Technology Officer of NUS Tommy Hor, this year’s bug bounty challenge exceeded expectations after extending participation to SMU with their goal of sharing knowledge, synergising resources, and to continue cybersecurity innovation.
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