HackerOne stories

Data security and analytics pioneer Varonis Systems has launched its public vulnerability disclosure program through HackerOne.

The GSSH is a short, broad, easily-understood safe harbour statement that’s simple for customers to adopt, HackerOne states.

HackerOne has launched Attack Resistance Management - a new category of security solution that targets the root causes of the attack resistance gap. 

“We’re looking forward to seeing how customers use the valuable data provided by our hackers to inform security programs within their organisations.”

“Crowdsourcing in this way represents a solid additional layer of security, and we clearly value the community's expertise and participation in helping us keep our products secure."

“In today’s agile environments, pentest platforms should seamlessly integrate with every aspect of the software development lifecycle so that findings are quickly pushed to the right developer and vulnerabilities are fixed faster."

“We have arrived at the point in history where you are ignorant and negligent if you do not have a way to receive useful input from ethical hackers."

With over 320 million monthly active users of OPPO’s ColorOS, and a rapidly expanding online presence, cybersecurity is top of mind for the mobile phone manufacturer.

One of the biggest messenger apps in the world invites hackers to proactively report security vulnerabilities to enhance cybersecurity.

Without a standard for responsible disclosure, even those who want to disclose vulnerabilities responsibly can get frustrated with the process.

Any helpful hacker who participates in Uber’s bug bounty program must act in good faith or face legal action.