Hack The World 2016: The Final Countdown
The HackerOne founders in their previous company. We’ve seen phenomenal participation in the Hack The World 2016 contest since we launched it in July. We…
Month: May 2023
EPS2.6SUCC3SS0R.P12 – Mr. Robot Recap
Welcome to HackerOne’s second edition of “Fact or Fiction,” where we review hacking entertainment and discuss how realistic (or not!) they are. For this blog…
Bug Bounty First Impressions | HackerOne
The first week of your bounty program can be the most critical. The decisions you make around bounties, how long it takes to reply to…
GobRAT Malware Attacking Linux Routers to Deploy Backdoor
In February 2023, JPCERT/CC confirmed malware attacks on routers in Japan, specifically targeting Linux routers with a new Golang RAT known as GobRAT. The attacker…
Vulnerability Program Growth & Forecast |HackerOne
The more you let friendly hackers hack you, the less the criminals can hack you. Bug bounty programs are revolutionizing the security industry and becoming…
Why Do You Need a Cloud-native Web Application Firewall (WAF)?
With your on-premise security solution comprising hardware, software, signatures, rules, and even machine learning, you may think your applications are fully protected. How do you…
Invicta Malware Delivered Through Fake GoDaddy Refund Invoices
The creator of this Invicta malware is heavily active on social networking sites, using them to advertise their information-stealing malware and its deadly powers. GoDaddy…
New BrutePrint Attack Lets Attackers Unlock Smartphones with Fingerprint Brute-Force
May 29, 2023Ravie LakshmananAuthentication / Mobile Security Researchers have discovered an inexpensive attack technique that could be leveraged to brute-force fingerprints on smartphones to bypass…
Top 10 Essential Google Hacks For Cybersecurity Professional
Google hacks seem to be unlikely tools to make the life of a cybersecurity professional easier, right? Think again! In today’s rapidly changing landscape of…
US Augusta City targeted by BlackByte Ransomware Group
The City of Augusta in the United States has been struggling to regain control of its computer network as hackers spread ransomware, reportedly stealing data…
[CRITICAL!!] Introducing Severity (CVSS) | HackerOne
There’s been a severe lack of severity in your vulnerability reports… so we’re happy to announce the launch of report severity! Starting today, you’ll be…
Flash loan attack on Jimbos Protocol steals over $7.5 million
Jimbos Protocol, an Arbitrum-based DeFi project, has suffered a flash loan attack that resulted in the loss of more than of 4000 ETH tokens, currently…