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How a 16-year-old researcher hacked into Microsoft analytics service holding 17 trillion rows of dataFaav, a savvy security researcher, discovered a significant vulnerability in Microsoft's Titan analytics platform that permitted unauthoriz...- Meta bolsters Muse safety warning after security vulnerability found: The InformationThe flaw, reported by an outside researcher through Meta's bug bounty program and not previously disclosed, could have allowed an attacker ...
- 3 Indian-origin researchers used Claude to breach OpenAI systems in 72 hoursThree Indian-origin cybersecurity researchers at Hacktron AI used Anthropic’s Claude models while investigating vulnerabilities that ultima...
- Bug bounty: MP forest department pays villagers Rs 2 per pest to save sal treesMadhya Pradesh forest department offers villagers a bounty for collecting sal borer beetles. This unique conservation drive involves childr...
- Musk's SpaceX says ‘hack us’—Here’s $100,000 If you can crack Starlink’s security defencesSpaceX is offering up to $100,000 to security researchers who help identify vulnerabilities in its Starlink satellite internet system. This...
- OpenAI to offer users up to $20,000 for reporting bugsOpenAI Bug Bounty program, which went live on Tuesday, will offer rewards to people based on the severity of the bugs they report, with rew...
- No evidence new user data leaks obtained via system bug: TwitterTwitter said data of 5.4 million accounts had been compromised by a bug it discovered early last year, which it previously fixed and disclo...
- ‘Bug bounty’ helps techies make a killing amid Covid lockdown“It’s a win-win deal for companies and experts,” said Srivastava, who made $35,000 (about Rs 26.7 lakh) over the past three months. “If the...
- Encourage organizations at any stage of growth to have bug bounty program: Microsoft’s Jarek StanleyDo you have researchers that report vulnerabilities to your security response team already? You may consider starting with an invitation-on...
- Following Uber, Zomato data breach, ethical hacker Anand Prakash has the key to avoid the nextAll of 24, Prakash has crossed an enviable list of milestones for an entrepreneur his age, including being ranked consistently among the to...
- Why hunting bugs online is a lucrative job, except in IndiaIndia tops the list for submissions of bug reports by country. Yet, Indian companies holding bug bounty programmes are few and far between.
- Zomato says hacker agrees to destroy 17 million user details, taken off dark web marketplaceFollowing the hacking incident, founder of Zomato Deepinder Goyal took to Twitter to assure users of complete immunity.
- Indians responsible for spotting the highest number of bugs on Facebook, ahead of the US & MexicoThe social networking giant paid a total of $611,741 to 149 researchers between January-June this year.
- Indian researchers get Rs 4.84 crore in bug bounty: FacebookIndia, which has over 142 million Facebook users, also holds top rank among 127 countries in terms of researchers contributing to its bug b...
- Bengaluru hacker Anand Prakash gets Twitter, Facebook bounty for reporting bugAnand Prakash says he has received $15,000 from Facebook for reporting a bug that could have put the social network's 1.6 billion users at ...
- Inside the big bad business of smashing bugsNew marketplaces let cos tap the skills of ethical hackers
- Facebook pays TN boy Muthiyah $12,500 for spotting a bug that could have deleted users' photos"After reviewing the issue you have reported, we have decided to award you a bounty of $12,500," Facebook told him in an email the same day.
- Facebook to pay over Rs 8 lakh to Indian engineering graduate for finding critical bugArul Kumar, a 21-year-old engineering graduate, has netted a $12,500 bounty from Facebook after he found a critical bug.
- Facebook pays bug hunters $1 million; India second biggest recipientFacebook started the Bug Bounty programme a little more than two years ago to reward security researchers who report issues.
- Facebook manages to block peeping tomsBug would have allowed hackers to turn on users’ webcams without their knowledge and post videos to their profiles.
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