Collaborate Disseminate
Last week, the Biden administration announced a ‘new’ Rewards for Justice program offering up to $10 million USD for information relating to those who create and perpetuate ransomware attacks against U.S. infrastructure. The program, admin… Continue reading US Offers Bounty for Tips on State-Sponsored Cybercrime
Microsoft’s Applications Bounty Program has been extended to cover Microsoft Teams mobile apps, and bug hunters can earn up to $30,000 for reports about specific vulnerabilities. Microsoft Teams: A popular business solution Microsoft Teams is an … Continue reading Bug hunters asked to probe Microsoft Teams mobile apps, can earn up to $30k
XStream Vulnerabilities — Detection & Mitigation
Looking at RCEs in the XStream Java Library and How you can prevent them
Introduction
XStream from ThoughtWorks is a simple library to serialize and deserialize objects in XML and JSON format. Compa… Continue reading XStream Vulnerabilities — Detection & Mitigation
The federal computer crime law prohibits “computer trespass.” This includes both “accessing” a computer without authorization, and “exceeding the scope of authorization” to access a computer. If these terms seem vague and ambiguous to you, well,… Continue reading What the Van Buren Case Means For Security Researchers
The bug in Edge’s auto-translate could have let remote attackers pull off RCE on any foreign-language website just by sending a message with an XSS payload.
Continue reading Microsoft Translation Bugs Open Edge Browser to Trivial UXSS Attacks
TechSpective Podcast Episode 067 Vulnerabilities are everywhere and they will not be going away. That means they need to be researched and discovered and addressed. But, what is the right way to go about that process? Katie Moussouris, founder and CEO … Continue reading Katie Moussouris – Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure and the Problem with Bug Bounty Platforms
By Deeba Ahmed
The vulnerability existed in the Facebook Messenger Rooms video chat feature and exposed Android smartphone users to intrusion.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Hackers could have access photos, videos without unl… Continue reading Hackers could have access photos, videos without unlocking your phone
With cybersecurity attacks on the rise, companies must explore new ways to stay one step ahead of threat actors. IDG Research Services found that 78% of IT leaders are not confident in their companies’ security postures, which lead 91% of organizations to increase cybersecurity funding for 2021. As part of this increased focus, many companies are turning […]
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Experts from Intel, GitHub and KnowBe4 weigh in on what you need to succeed at security bug-hunting. Continue reading How to Get into the Bug-Bounty Biz: The Good, Bad and Ugly
I was wondering what are some tools I should be familiar with if I want to start bug hunting. This question arise when I was doing ctf in Hackerone. I needed sqlmap for a particular flag. I was wondering if I can get that flag solely using… Continue reading Which tools I should know better to start bug hunting beside Burp Suite? [closed]