GraphQL Week on The Hacker101 Capture the Flag Challenges

Recently we rolled out 3 separate GraphQL-basd Hacker101 Capture the Flag challenges. These are valuable educational resources for hackers and developers alike, improving bug hunting capability and helping developers prevent security missteps when implementing GraphQL.


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The Security Vendors Startups like Lob Can't Live Without




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Black Hat 2019: Highlights from the Biggest and Best Yet

Black Hat 2019 was the biggest and best yet. Over 20,000 attendees heated up Las Vegas with provocative training sessions, innovative presentations, and record-breaking live hacking events. 


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Don’t Believe These 4 Bug Bounty Myths




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Hacker-Powered Data - Security Weaknesses and Embracing Risk with HackerOne

Vulnerabilities are a fact of life; risk comes with it. Today, companies, enterprises, & governments are embracing collaboration with hackers to find vulnerabilities before criminals have a chance to exploit them. Using 7 years of data from 1,400 bug bounty programs & 360,000+ valid vulnerabilities, this post offers a new analysis of the most common vulnerabilities not found on the OWASP top 10.


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HackerOne Praised By An Original Hacker

Steve Gibson, a security researcher who started hacking technology as a child, recently gave HackerOne high praise for helping to secure companies with bug bounty programs. We’re proud when our dedicated team gets the praise they deserve from those in the industry.


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Bringing the Heat to Vegas: Recapping record-breaking h1-702

HackerOne hosted their largest live hacking event to date in Las Vegas Nevada. With Hacker Summer Camp in the background, h1-702 broke several records. This included paying out nearly two million in bounties to hackers over the three days.


https://www.hackerone.com/company-news/b...ing-h1-702

Upserve Resolves Over 85 Bugs in Two Years Thanks to Hackers

It’s been two years since Upserve launched its public bug bounty program on HackerOne. During that time, Upserve’s security team has resolved over 85 valid vulnerabilities thanks to hackers, paying $68,000 in bounties along the way. To celebrate the milestone, we sat down with Upserve’s Information Security Officer Bryan Brannigan to look back on humble beginnings, learn more about how they incorporate hackers in their security initiatives, and discuss how they’ve increase engagement through public disclosures. Take a look!


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Hacking with Valor: Why We Raised $36.4M with Valor Equity Partners

Our civilization is going digital. That’s fantastic. Unfortunately, our software is not secure enough to carry a digital and connected civilization. When systems get breached, people can’t trust the digital world. In a way, we try to do too much. Our innovation is outpacing security and privacy. Something must be done. This is the HackerOne commitment: As long as our digital world is plagued by vulnerabilities, we will continue to hack for the good of our connected society.


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How Companies Like Facebook Find the Bugs that Matter




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