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Hack Your Way to the White House

The h1-202 CTF is here! On March 25th, 2018, h1-202 will be happening in Washington, D.C. (at a top secret location!). We are opening up the event to any hacker around the world who wants to attend. All you need to do is solve our CTF and write up a great report. The individuals who submit the best write ups as determined by our judges will be invited to attend h1-202.


https://www.hackerone.com/ethical-hacker...hite-house

Q&A with Faye Francy: How Auto-ISAC Puts Security in the Driver’s Seat

Faye Francy is executive director of Auto-ISAC, an industry-operated organization created to enhance cybersecurity awareness and collaboration across the global automotive industry. We interviewed Faye to learn more about the work Auto-ISAC is doing to make all of our vehicles more secure.


https://www.hackerone.com/company-news/q...ivers-seat

h1-202 CTF Winners Announced (and links to write-ups)

Our h1-202 CTF attracted 450 participants and we chose three winners that will be sent to Washington, DC for our live-hacking event, h1-202! Find out who won and read their solution write-ups in this post.


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Calling All “Bureaucracy Hackers”

Lisa Wiswell, a HackerOne advisor and a principal at GRIMM cybersecurity firm, thinks the government needs more help from hackers. Not just with hacking or security, but with simply understanding the basics of technology and the internet.


https://www.hackerone.com/ethical-hacker...cy-hackers

OWASP Top 10 Web Security Risks of 2017 - Flashcards

There’s no such thing as perfectly secure software. Learn about the top 10 web security risks of 2017 with our print-ready flashcard guide


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GDPR: Let’s kill the FUD

It seems everywhere you look, the talk about GDPR is designed to scare you into action. Fear, uncertainty, and doubt (FUD) are powerful motivators. Probably the scariest thing of all: the potential fines. GDPR, on paper, allows for fines of up to €20 million ($24.5 million) or 4% of a company's global annual revenue. Here’s a quick (non-FUD-ified) list of some of what we see happening and how it may impact you.


https://www.hackerone.com/company-news/g...s-kill-fud

GitHub Celebrates Four Years of Bug Bounties: Q&A with VP of Security, Shawn Davenpo

GitHub celebrated the fourth anniversary of its Security Bug Bounty program and released a comprehensive recap of a record-breaking 2017 to mark the moment. To join the celebration and give you a chance to learn more about GitHub’s approach to bug bounties and security, we recently caught up with Shawn Davenport, VP of Security at GitHub.


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Mr. Chairman, we need hackers!

The more the world gets hacked, the more we need hackers. We need white hats. They will find vulnerabilities so we can fix them and not get breached.


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General Motors Celebrates Second Anniversary with Hackers

Just over two years ago, General Motors became the first major automaker to launch a public vulnerability disclosure program (VDP). Its purpose? To protect its customers by working with hackers to safely identify and resolve security vulnerabilities. Since the program launched in 2016, GM has resolved more than 700 vulnerabilities across the entire supply chain, with help from hackers.


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