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 a GraphQL endpoint. Feeling stuck…
Opening your database to the world is a scary thought! But that’s exactly what we wanted to do by implementing a GraphQL endpoint. Feeling stuck…
Like many companies in Silicon Valley, we at HackerOne believe in using what we build. (This is sometimes referred to as eating your own dog…
Server-Side Request Forgery, SSRF for short, is a vulnerability class that describes the behavior of a server making a request that’s under the attacker’s control.…
We recently published The GitHub Bug Bounty Story and couldn’t be more excited to share it with you! TL;DR: Their lead security engineer summarizes the…
If triaging vulnerability reports was a martial art, Zach Dando would be sensei master. Zach runs the triage team at HackerOne and we recently sat…
Did you know 94% of the Forbes Global 2000 do not have known vulnerability disclosure policies? It’s true, and the average amount paid out for…
Swag means a lot to HackerOne (and to you, our hackers). It’s not just apparel and stickers. It’s a badge of honor. An invitation and…
This is the first in a six-part series expanding on the “key findings” of the Hacker-Powered Security Report 2017. Based on data gathered from over…
Any hackers out there ever hunt for bugs on your mobile phone while riding in a car? Well, now our thousands of hackers in Southeast…
One of the top IT research and advisory companies, 451 Research, recently authored a new “pathfinder report” advising decision-makers on the value of bug bounties…
Let the countdown begin – Las Vegas awaits patiently for that amazing week of 0-days, conferencing, revelry, and networking. Read on for a quick rundown…
With hacker-powered security, it’s critical to open and maintain a line of communication with the hackers who are working to find your vulnerabilities. It’s why…