Badges of Honor | HackerOne
Now Hackers can earn even more on HackerOne! Introducing badges, now available on Hacker profiles in the badges sidebar. What are Badges? Badges are earned…
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ASUS Vulnerability Disclosure Déjà vu
Two years after a settlement with the FTC, has ASUS still not learned how to receive vulnerability reports from hackers? Last February, the Taiwanese hardware…
New Ways to Use HackerOne
We are on a mission to empower the world’s hackers and security teams to fix software vulnerabilities together. Since HackerOne was founded in 2012, our…
Bug Bounty 5 Years In
This post by Collin Greene originally appeared on Medium on June 15, 2016. In my first few months at Facebook I found 24 security bugs…
No. 384 World AI Coin, Russian Power Attacks, Guidance AI Workflow…
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What Was It Like To Hack the Pentagon?
Click here for our main Hack the Pentagon page What Was It Like To Hack the Pentagon? The U.S. Federal Government’s first ever bug bounty…
“I am the greatest!” New HackerOne Quarterly Leaderboards
Who was the greatest? Muhammad Ali of course. For hackers on HackerOne, the answer is on our new Leaderboard! HackerOne is proud to present the…
Get Out the Vote! | HackerOne
We’re excited to introduce the newest tool in your HackerOne arsenal, upvoting your favorite activities! The New Hacktivity with Upvoting In April, we redesigned Hacktivity…
Disclosure Assistance Refresh | HackerOne
Ever stumbled upon a vulnerability, but had no idea how to share it with the affected organization? You DM them on Twitter, email their support…
An Interview With HackerOne CEO, Mårten Mickos
Written by Jono BaconHackerOne CEO Mårten Mickos Back in November 2015, HackerOne welcomed our new CEO, Mårten Mickos, to the ranks. A native Finn living…
Edit a Report’s Vulnerability Types
We’ve implemented a commonly requested feature: Allowing security team members to edit the vulnerability types of a report after it’s been submitted. With this improvement,…
Never Miss A Policy Change
Sometimes information is available, but not exactly easy to find. This should never be the case for a Security Team’s policy. Today, we are launching…