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Find similar grantsGoogle's Patch Rewards program is sponsored by Google. This program rewards researchers and developers for improving security in open source projects and provides upfront financial support to allow open-source software projects to prioritize security work.
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1 OUR MISSION OSS Patch Rewards Through the Patch Rewards program, you can claim rewards for proactive improvements you've made to security in open source projects. Any patch (typically a merged GitHub pull request) that you can demonstrate to have improved the security of an in-scope project will be considered for a reward.
For more details on in-scope projects and qualifying submissions, see the information on this page and the program rules. Some examples of patches we've rewarded in the past (for more, see our repository of rewarded submissions on GitHub): Intelligent allowlist-based sandbox for OGNL evaluations within the Struts web framework. Reward: $10,000 | Full description Patching rs/cors (DoS via malicious preflight requests).
Reward: $5,000 | Full description Below you can find an overview of the different reward categories applied to submitted patches (for tier 1 projects). For full details, see the Reward Amounts section of the Patch Rewards Program rules. For our “one-liner special” for smaller improvements that still have a merit from the security standpoint.
For submissions of modest complexity, or for ones that offer fairly speculative gains. For moderately complex patches that offer compelling security benefits. For complicated, high-impact improvements that almost certainly prevent major vulnerabilities in the affected code.
For secure-by-design memory safety improvements in tier 1 projects, excluding the "one-liner special" category (until the end of 2026). For secure-by-design memory safety improvements in tier 1 projects scoped as "Core infrastructure data parsers", excluding the "one-liner special" category (until the end of 2026). ## All details of what's in scope, and our report standards ## Submit your security patch
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Researchers and developers who are improving security in open source projects. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $20,000 for security improvements, up to $30,000 in upfront financial support. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
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