Two Hungarian developers have created a startup called Tresorit, a cloud-based, more secure version of Dropbox. In order to prove how secure their startup is, the self described “security freaks” have offered $25,000 to anyone who can hack it.
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Hungarian startup offers $25,000 to anyone who can hack them
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Published November 12, 2013
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Hungarian developers Istvan Lam and Szilveszter Szebeni have put a bounty of their own heads to lure some of the most talented “white hat” hackers in the world.
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