HP will give you $10,000 to hack your printer Researchers can earn up to $10,000 for issues which allow attackers to target you through your printer.

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Hewlett-Packard hopes to entice researchers with a $10,000 reward for finding vulnerabilities in printers.

The tech giant revealed the new bug bounty program on Tuesday.

The scheme, which is launching as a private bug bounty, is tailored specifically for HP printer hardware. While many of us use home printers simply for printing the occasional document or photo, in the enterprise, these devices are often found in a network.



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