When Moving To the Cloud, Don’t Leave Basic Security Behind
We were inspired by a recent TestLabs post that outlined how to break into serverless applications on AWS. It’s an interesting read for hacking enthusiasts.…
We were inspired by a recent TestLabs post that outlined how to break into serverless applications on AWS. It’s an interesting read for hacking enthusiasts.…
Security never stands still, which is why we update our service on a regular basis to help you keep up with the latest vulnerabilities. We…
In this Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) fireside chat, Shopify’s VP of Security Engineering and IT sat down with HackerOne’s Luke Tucker to talk about how…
Our Detectify Crowdsource hacker Peter Jaric is a well-established profile in the developer community in Sweden, organizer of Javascript meetups, and a bug bounty hunter…
Today, HackerOne is thrilled to release Custom Fields, the latest way to sharpen security workflows and software development cycles. Custom Fields empowers teams to gain…
On a crisp January morning, the Detectify team got on a bus and headed towards Stockholm’s archipelago. We had a delicious breakfast on the bus…
HackerOne customers have received more than 120,000 (and counting!) valid security vulnerabilities across more than 1,400 programs of all sizes. Combined, they represent a clear…
Implementing an SSL certificate is a basic security measure that allows your website’s visitors to browse using a secure connection. Websites that use SSL get…
Forrester Consulting recently published “The Total Economic Impact Of HackerOne Challenge: Improved Security And Compliance”. This blog takes a look at some of Forrester’s main…
Security never stands still, which is why we update our service on a regular basis to help you keep up with the latest vulnerabilities. We…
Chris Holt, Senior Bug Bounty Operations Lead at Verizon Media is a Paranoid. The Paranoids, as the Verizon Media security team is known, exist to…
Why it’s time for agencies to start working with security The main reason to add security to your offer is not that you will make…