It's always the one with the most users. :)

This is great! And it's awesome that someone on an internship could do this. Great work Michael! :)

"To improve the program from now on we will reward bug hunters who find bugs outside of the scope provided that they do not violate our users’ information and that their report triggers us to improve our code base. We will also retroactively check to see if other reports found issues that fall into this category."

This means Shubham will get the bounty.

I don't know about that: "from now on" seems to imply that in the future that will be the case.

Check the end of the quote, it says "retroactively".

Also: "and that their report triggers us to improve our code base".

Closing port 8001 isn't quite improving the code base.

But combing source code repositories for config files containing private information might be. 

retroactively.

Here's the response from Prezi http://engineering.prezi.com/blog/2013/12/03/a-bug-in-the-bu...

Yes, $500 is pretty common for these security bug bounty programs: https://bugcrowd.com/list-of-bug-bounty-programs/

In Hungary smaller companies usually cheat on their taxes... it's a national sport.

Budapest, Hungary: Prezi is looking for smart people in several different positions. I won't go into detail, generally if you are interested in working in Budapest, this is a great place to be. For details go to: http://jobs.prezi.com/