Summary: Three Israeli hackers have been among the most prolific hunters in Google's bug bounty program - but they still trust the company with their data.
If you've been trusting the cloud with your data, three Israeli hackers have a message for you: the cloud isn't safe. It really, really isn't safe.
How unsafe is it? "It's so unsafe that I refused to put a credit card on PayPal until I was able to personally test their security," said hacker Ben Hayak. "And it's a good thing I didn't because they really had a major security hole, which has since been closed."
Hayak was able to check PayPal's cloud security thanks to the company's "bug bounty" programme, which pays hackers to search out security vulnerabilities on its site.
