It may or may not make a difference with what happens in the court system, but I assure you there is a set of people who think the tweet would be permission to hijack a domain. And some of that set overlaps with the group that might accept the $10k challenge. Whether they actually follow-through and are able to, hopefully not.

A bug bounty really ought to be thought out carefully.

>I assure you there is a set of people who think the tweet would be permission to hijack a domain. And some of that set overlaps with the group that might accept the $10k challenge.

And then from all those people you'd still need to find someone who 1) would successfully pull it off and 2) be stupid enough to demonstrate this in a damaging manner.

It’s also worth noting that this offer was made to only one person.

Arguably the offer was made to everyone. I don't know about your other point because, like I said in my post I think those people may exist. Perhaps you don't, but, you kind of made the initial statement that it doesn't matter, right? So isn't it on you to prove it?

> Arguably the offer was made to everyone

How so? It’s clearly a tweet to a single individual.