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HackerOne is committed to creating a safer Internet. In that spirit, we believe that evaluating and sharing the results of…
The best hackers always ask: “I wonder what I can do with this bug?” This unwavering curiosity, combined with the…
Quickly acknowledging, validating, and resolving submitted issues while recognizing the researcher’s effort is vital for successful vulnerability coordination. This fourth…
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We’re happy to share that, based on your feedback, we’ve improved the hacker invitation system for private vulnerability coordination and…
HackerOne has added two improvements that increase vulnerability report quality for public disclosure and bug bounty programs: Signal Requirements and…
In 2014, HackerOne launched their first open source project and two years in, we have 50 contributors, received over 450…
One of the most common questions we get from new hackers is “How can I get along better with security…
UPDATED: Please note that we updated this post on 5/5 with even more blogs our hackers suggested. Thank you! Hackers…
Hack the Pentagon?! On Thursday, March 31, 2016, the Department of Defense, arguably the world’s most powerful organization, announced it…
When you discover a vulnerability, fixing it is not just a matter of applying a quick patch to solve the…
This week, we had the pleasure of hosting 50 Belgian technology students, who were on a tour of Silicon Valley…