Bounty

A bounty is a reward offered for achieving a specific goal or solving a particular problem. Organizations or individuals set bounties to encourage others to complete tasks, find vulnerabilities, or contribute solutions. For example, a company might offer a bounty for discovering security flaws in their software, incentivizing hackers or researchers to report issues responsibly. Bounties motivate participation and leverage collective effort, often used in areas like cybersecurity, open-source projects, or freelance work. They clearly define the desired outcome and compensation, aligning incentives for rapid, targeted results.