Lifull has shared a press release asking hackers to collaborate with the company to find bugs in its system.
The Japanese portal operator launched a 'bug bounty' program for its real estate and housing information service Lifull Home's in June of this year, and now it is inviting white hat (ethical) hackers to dig into the website's vulnerabilities in exchange for rewards.
The so-called Issue Hunt program is an application-only project, and well-meaning hackers are invited to submit their credentials to help Lifull "increase safety and provide a safe and secure service."
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