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Ukraine Ethical Hackers Bewildered as HackerOne Bug Bounty Platform Said to Halt Their Payouts
Ethical hackers in Ukraine are feeling lost amid the ongoing disruption from Russia as bug bounty platform HackerOne has withheld their payouts. Some of them have taken the issue to social media.
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Fraudulent Metaverse Token on Uniswap Shows Up as Animoca Brands: Here's What We Know
Animoca Brands, the play-to-earn and blockchain investment company with one of the largest portfolios in the space, has issued a warning around abuse of its brand. The company behind The Sandbox warned about attempted sales of a fake token bearing a misleading name and logo.
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Cardano Foundation Doubles Hacker Bounty Rewards for Finding Key Vulnerabilities in Its Blockchain
Cardano Foundation has announced a six-week promotion running up to March 25, during which white-hat hackers can double their rewards in bounty once they've been able to successfully prove to have found a vulnerability.
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For Bug Hunters in India, Apple Has Become a New Honeypot
From small towns and rural areas to urban cities and even the national capital, security researchers in India are quite actively looking for ways to find vulnerabilities for Apple to earn huge bounties and gain benefits from its brand value.
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This 23-Year-Old Indian Hacker Is Raking in Big Bucks Finding Bugs
Meet 23-year-old Shivam Vashist from north India, a hacker associated with San Francisco-based HackerOne which is a vulnerability coordination and bug bounty platform and boasts of clients like Starbucks, Instagram, Goldman Sachs, Twitter, Zomato and OnePlus.
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OnePlus Unveils New Bug Bounty Programme, Partners With HackerOne to Increase Security Efforts
The new OnePlus Security Response Center will offer bug bounty ranging from $50 to $7,000 to security experts who discover and report on potential threats to OnePlus’ systems through the new bug bounty program.
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Valve Patches Zero Day Vulnerabilities in Steam After Banning Researcher Who Discovered Them, Changes Bug Bounty Rules
Valve has patched a couple of LPE vulnerabilities in Steam and has changed the rules of its bug bounty programme.
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Google Play Security Rewards Program Offers Bug Bounties for Third-Party Mobile Apps
Google will partner with HackerOne, a bug bounty programme management website, to target a list of apps and flaws.
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How Vine's Entire Source Code Was Online for Anyone to See
An ethical hacker was able to gain full access to Twitter-owned website Vine's source code back in March due to a major security flaw
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Twitter Has Paid Out $322,420 in Its 'HackerOne' Bug Bounty Programme
Twitter has been utilising "HackerOne" since 2014, calling the programme an invaluable resource for finding and fixing security vulnerabilities ranging from the mundane to severe.
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Bug Bounty Hunters and the Companies That Pay Them
Leading internet companies around the world are keeping vulnerabilities at bay through bug bounty programs that employ legions of white hat hackers.
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Uber Offers Hackers 'Treasure Map' to Find Bugs in Its Systems
The Treasure Map details Uber's software infrastructure, identifies what sorts of data might be exposed inadvertently, and suggests flaws most likely to be found.
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Hackerone Turns Hacking Into Legitimate, Lucrative Work
A San Francisco tech startup that aims to become a mediator between companies with cyber-security issues and hackers.
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Ukraine Ethical Hackers Bewildered as HackerOne Bug Bounty Platform Said to Halt Their Payouts
Ethical hackers in Ukraine are feeling lost amid the ongoing disruption from Russia as bug bounty platform HackerOne has withheld their payouts. Some of them have taken the issue to social media.
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Fraudulent Metaverse Token on Uniswap Shows Up as Animoca Brands: Here's What We Know
Animoca Brands, the play-to-earn and blockchain investment company with one of the largest portfolios in the space, has issued a warning around abuse of its brand. The company behind The Sandbox warned about attempted sales of a fake token bearing a misleading name and logo.
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Cardano Foundation Doubles Hacker Bounty Rewards for Finding Key Vulnerabilities in Its Blockchain
Cardano Foundation has announced a six-week promotion running up to March 25, during which white-hat hackers can double their rewards in bounty once they've been able to successfully prove to have found a vulnerability.
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For Bug Hunters in India, Apple Has Become a New Honeypot
From small towns and rural areas to urban cities and even the national capital, security researchers in India are quite actively looking for ways to find vulnerabilities for Apple to earn huge bounties and gain benefits from its brand value.
-
This 23-Year-Old Indian Hacker Is Raking in Big Bucks Finding Bugs
Meet 23-year-old Shivam Vashist from north India, a hacker associated with San Francisco-based HackerOne which is a vulnerability coordination and bug bounty platform and boasts of clients like Starbucks, Instagram, Goldman Sachs, Twitter, Zomato and OnePlus.
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OnePlus Unveils New Bug Bounty Programme, Partners With HackerOne to Increase Security Efforts
The new OnePlus Security Response Center will offer bug bounty ranging from $50 to $7,000 to security experts who discover and report on potential threats to OnePlus’ systems through the new bug bounty program.
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Valve Patches Zero Day Vulnerabilities in Steam After Banning Researcher Who Discovered Them, Changes Bug Bounty Rules
Valve has patched a couple of LPE vulnerabilities in Steam and has changed the rules of its bug bounty programme.
-
Google Play Security Rewards Program Offers Bug Bounties for Third-Party Mobile Apps
Google will partner with HackerOne, a bug bounty programme management website, to target a list of apps and flaws.
-
How Vine's Entire Source Code Was Online for Anyone to See
An ethical hacker was able to gain full access to Twitter-owned website Vine's source code back in March due to a major security flaw
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Twitter Has Paid Out $322,420 in Its 'HackerOne' Bug Bounty Programme
Twitter has been utilising "HackerOne" since 2014, calling the programme an invaluable resource for finding and fixing security vulnerabilities ranging from the mundane to severe.
-
Bug Bounty Hunters and the Companies That Pay Them
Leading internet companies around the world are keeping vulnerabilities at bay through bug bounty programs that employ legions of white hat hackers.
-
Uber Offers Hackers 'Treasure Map' to Find Bugs in Its Systems
The Treasure Map details Uber's software infrastructure, identifies what sorts of data might be exposed inadvertently, and suggests flaws most likely to be found.
-
Hackerone Turns Hacking Into Legitimate, Lucrative Work
A San Francisco tech startup that aims to become a mediator between companies with cyber-security issues and hackers.
