Richard Zhu, center, and Amat Cama, standing to Zhu’s left, demonstrate their Firefox exploit at the Pwn2Own conference in March 2019 in Vancouver, British Columbia. (Pwn2Own)
A sign of Voatz’s deteriorating relationship with HackerOne came last month when researchers noticed that Voatz had updated its policy on the HackerOne website, saying it couldn’t “guarantee safe harbor” for researchers accessing the company’s live election systems. (Scoop News Group)
In this op-ed, a senior security engineer for Shopify discusses what has made the company's bug bounty program so successful. (Hint: it's the not the payouts.)
A sign of Voatz’s deteriorating relationship with HackerOne came last month when researchers noticed that Voatz had updated its policy on the HackerOne website, saying it couldn’t “guarantee safe harbor” for researchers accessing the company’s live election systems. (Scoop News Group)
The bug bounty program, sponsored by U.S. Cyber Command, zeroed in on finding vulnerabilities external to the Department of Defense Information Network.