Detectify is #4 on Internetworld’s 2015 startup list
2015 ended on a high note for Detectify! Internetworld published their annual list of Sweden’s most exciting startups and we’re #4! Internetworld’s list is a…
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Q&A with HackerOne’s New Board Member: Kathryn Haun
We are thrilled to introduce the newest member of the HackerOne team, Kathryn Haun, who is joining our board of directors. Katie is a former U.S.…
[Integration] You can now integrate Detectify with PagerDuty
The latest integration from Detectify is an integration with the incident manager system PagerDuty. Unlike the earlier integrations with Slack and Hipchat this one lets…
Shopify Thanks Over 300 Hackers, Pays $850,000+ to Hackers in Three Years
Shopify’s commerce platform has awarded hackers more than $850,000 in bounties for helping secure its $55 billion-plus customer transactions and data. As a leading commerce…
Updates on the security status of WordPress and Yoast
WordPress is amazing, we can’t argue with that. It’s efficient, powerful, and functional. However, given that it is the most popular Content Management System (CMS)…
Q&A with CRANIUM: Easing Compliance with “GDPR in a Box”
As GDPR’s implementation date nears, more and more organizations are working to put in place the necessary pieces of their compliance puzzle. It’s a big…
Guest blog: Karim Rahal on a Spotify playlist hack
This video demonstrates a cross site request forgery web vulnerability and a privilege escalation vulnerability in the official Spotify online service web-application. The vulnerability doesn’t…
H1-202 Recap: Mapbox Pays Out Nearly $65,000 in One Day
Cherry blossoms, melting snow, sunshine and a whole lot of hacking.Twenty-seven hackers representing nine countries gathered at the U.S. capital over the weekend for HackerOne’s…
Wake up – You’re vulnerable to mayhem!
Once your business goes live online, you’re vulnerable to mayhem. Detectify’s CEO Rickard Carlsson explains why web security matters and how you can protect your…
H1-415 Recap: Oath Pays Over $400,000 to Hackers in One Day
It was 70 degrees, sunny and a Saturday, but everyone was inside. Forty-one hackers representing 11 countries. More than $400,000 paid in bounties. All in…
An intelligent way to look for vulnerabilities
Have you ever wondered how we manage to test your website for hundreds of vulnerabilities without making you wait too long? We have built a…
Hursti hacks, DEF CON villages, and the Dubious state of electronic voting
Harri Hursti is one of the most knowledgeable hackers of election technology. He’s most known for the eponymous hack in 2005 that exposed the near-complete…