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  • EU to Provide Nearly $1M for Open Source Bug Bounty Program

    by Ben Pearson
    January 15th, 2019

    As a result of the major bugs found in OpenSSL in 2014, the EU initiated the Free and Open Source Software Audit (FOSSA) project to fund bug fixing in important open source projects. Now, the EU has announced a budget of nearly $1M to bug bounties on 15 open source projects, including FileZilla, Apache Kafka, VLC Media Player, KeePass, Drupal, and more.

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