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Southeast Asia eCommerce platform Lazada launches public bug bounty program with YesWeHack

SINGAPORE – Media OutReach – 10 June 2021 – Southeast Asia’s
leading eCommerce platform Lazada announces the launch of a public bug bounty
program with YesWeHack, after running a successful 18 month-long private
program. Since January 2020, Lazada has worked with over one hundred ethical
hackers to surface vulnerabilities, and has awarded over US$150,000 in bounties
to security researchers as part of a private bug bounty program.

Southeast Asia eCommerce platform Lazada launches public bug bounty program with YesWeHack (Copyright YesWeHack)

Kevin Gallerin, Managing Director APAC at YesWeHack (Copyright YesWeHack)




Lazada is now taking
additional steps in providing transparency and security to its customers, by
transferring the areas previously tested in the private program to a public
program. This allows cybersecurity researchers from all over the world to participate
in the program and report vulnerabilities to the eCommerce platform.


 


Protecting
customer data is a top priority


With the launch of
this public Bug Bounty program, Lazada is making a statement to the eCommerce industry,
and highlighting the priority it places on security and transparency for its
customers and partners.


 


“By launching this latest
public bug bounty program, we are sending a clear message to everyone, that we
value the importance of data in our possession. We believe in the expertise of
the YesWeHack community and are excited to continue to work with ethical
hackers in identifying new attack methods and countering them. This is about
protecting our data, protecting our employees and protecting our customers
against vulnerabilities,” says Franck Vervial, Head of Cyberdefence at Lazada.


 


Furthermore, special
attention will be paid to vulnerabilities that affect personal data and have
severity levels of “high” or “critical.” For submitted
reports on critical vulnerabilities, Lazada will pay out up to US$10,000 to security researchers.


 


More information of the public
bounty program can be found here.


#YesWeHack


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