Translated with AI from the Russian original.

Vulnerabilities can be sought in DCImanager, ALD Pro, Clouden (ex. BILLmanager), VMmanager, and Astra Linux.

Astra Group has launched five programs on the BI.ZONE Bug Bounty platform, where rewards depend on the criticality of identified issues. The maximum payout is 100,000 rubles, and for vulnerabilities in the Astra Linux operating system, it's up to 250,000 rubles.

Since the program's inception, Astra Group has received over 120 reports and paid out more than 3 million rubles. Researchers can look for vulnerabilities in products such as DCImanager, ALD Pro, Clouden, VMmanager, and Astra Linux.

Astra Group emphasized that engaging independent researchers significantly enhances the security of their solutions.

BI.ZONE Bug Bounty is a platform for testing infrastructure security by involving independent researchers. Organizations post programs, receive reports on found vulnerabilities, and researchers receive rewards for confirmed bugs.

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