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Paypal in Process to Remove some sites from Bug Bounty Program
Friday, 1 March 2013
Today I was Checking my Mails and I found out that Paypal have Mailed me
In that they had Included the List of Site they are Removing/Excluding from the Bug Bounty Programme
Email I got was =
So Below is the List of Site are going to get Excluded in coming months form the Bounty Submision
In that they had Included the List of Site they are Removing/Excluding from the Bug Bounty Programme
Email I got was =
Hello-This message is to notify you of a current update to sites that are eligible for Bug Bounty Submissions.Our second party hosted sites (www.paypal-*.com) are mainly marketing based sites that are not part of the core paypal domains (*paypal.com) and are managed by hosting vendor companies. They do not retain as long a lifecycle as the core domains and can have a more volatile timeline as many are tied to projects and regional initiatives. Due to their many times frequent updates, the list will not be maintained on the terms and conditions page. For your own reference, I have provided you a list of sites currently in process of being decommissioned and therefore not eligible for Bug Bounty processing.
So Below is the List of Site are going to get Excluded in coming months form the Bounty Submision
Sites to be decommissioned/Excluded in coming months:
paypal-deutschland.de
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paypal-danmark.dk
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paypal-promo.es
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paypal-europe.com
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paypal-france.fr
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paypal-nederland.nl
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paypal-norge.no
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paypal-marketing.pl
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paypal-sverige.se
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paypal-turkiye.com
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paypal-business.co.uk
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paypal-marketing.co.uk
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paypal-shopping.co.uk
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paypal-australia.com.au
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paypal-biz.com
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paypal-business.com.hk
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paypal-marketing.com.hk
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paypal-offers.com.hk
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paypal-shopasia.com
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paypal-japan.com
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paypal-apac.com
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paypal-plaza.com
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thepaypalblog.com
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paypal-marketing.ca
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The sites in scope of the program are:
Other PayPal Companies
o Zong
o BillMeLater
o Where
o Microplace
o Card.io
o Billsafe
· Partner Sites
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