Announcing the Largest DoD Bug Bounty Challenge Ever: Hack the Air Force
The Air Force is asking hackers to take their best shot following the success of Hack the Pentagon and Hack...
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HackerOne and JIRA integration update: more improvements, fewer clicks
Last month, we announced a major improvement to how HackerOne integrates with JIRA. We’re following that up with more good...
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Ethical considerations of access to the HackerOne community
Since its founding, HackerOne has been on a mission to empower the world to build a safer internet. HackerOne helps...
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Bug Bounty Programs — Why Should I Care?
Why should I care about bug bounty programs? Every digital company has software vulnerabilities, and they get expensive in case...
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HackerOne’s Approach to Triage | HackerOne
By Jobert Abma This is part 1 in a series of blog posts on HackerOne’s Triage Services. Triage is critical...
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Visual Guide to Bug Bounty Programs
The Bug Bounty Field Manual is the definitive guide on how to plan, launch, and operate a successful bug bounty...
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Register Now to Hack the US Air Force
Hackers, do you have what it takes to hack the U.S. Air Force? Register now to participate in the Department...
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Put Your Security to the Test: Introducing HackerOne Challenge
Today we launch a new product, designed for every security team that runs periodic testing of web applications. HackerOne Challenge...
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GitLab’s Brian Neel on Secure Software Development and Bug Bounties
Did you miss our webinar with GitLab, Innovating Faster Without Sacrificing Security or Quality? It is jam packed with insights...
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The $30,000 Gem: Part 1
Opening your database to the world is a scary thought! But that’s exactly what we wanted to do by implementing...
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It’s Phab-tastic! HackerOne integrates with Phabricator
Like many companies in Silicon Valley, we at HackerOne believe in using what we build. (This is sometimes referred to...
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Server-Side Request Forgery – SSRF Security Testing
Server-Side Request Forgery, SSRF for short, is a vulnerability class that describes the behavior of a server making a request...
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