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Why do cats push objects off edges on purpose?Cats push objects off surfaces not out of spite, but as a scientific experiment to understand cause and effect through physical interaction...- Skunk or raccoon damage? The hole shape tells you who dug up your lawn overnightYour lawn might look damaged overnight. Small holes or torn sod suggest wildlife. Skunks dig tiny cone-shaped holes for bugs. Raccoons tear...
- This tiny spider uses city lights to become an efficient urban predatorA minuscule spider, Pikelinia floydmuraria, is revolutionizing predator behavior studies by hunting prey significantly larger than itself. ...
- Tony Award Nominations 2026 announced: Full list, date, time, and top broadway contendersTony nominations 2026: The 2026 Tony Awards will take place on June 7, celebrating excellence in Broadway theatre across a wide range of ca...
- Monster Hunter Now Update v69.0: This is what you may want to knowNiantic's Monster Hunter Now v69.0 update brings crucial changes, enhancing the Hunt-a-thon experience, tweaking Lance's attack inputs, and...
- Bed Bugs in rented homes: Tenant or landlord’s responsibility?Amidst Paris's battle with a substantial bed bug outbreak, experts are cautioning that London could find itself facing a similar issue. In ...
- Google awards record $12 million to 700 bug researchers, Indian leadsAlphabet and Google CEO Sundar Pichai on Saturday said that the company awarded a record $12 million in bug bounties to more than 700 resea...
- Indian ethical hacker helps Uber fix flaw in its app that exposed user numbers, emailAnand Prakash is ranked among the top four bug bounty hunters on Uber globally, and the top one from India.
- Indians lead the world as Facebook big bug huntersIndian experts receive the biggest bounty in Facebook reward scheme for reporting breaches.
- Meet Bengaluru's bug bounty huntersA common feature seen with Bengaluru’s bug hunters is that their parents are unsure whether their child’s work is ethical at all.
- Ethical hackers in Mumbai, Pune and Bengaluru are making a killing bounty-hunting bugs for tech firmsBug hunting is the most rewarding ethical hacking today, with tech companies ready to pay big bucks.
- 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.
- Post demonetisation, ethical hackers are in high demand among payment appsIndian online payment companies have been announcing various measures, including hiring ethical hackers, to beef up security against online...
- Indians top league of nerds in spotting bugs for tech companiesBug bounties are monetary rewards offered by tech firms to geeks who spot bugs, errors and security flaws before malicious hackers spot the...
- 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
- Laxman Muthiyah: Hunts small bugs on Facebook, makes big moneyAwarded top dollar by the social networking giant for fishing out bugs in its system, 22-year-old web developer Laxman Muthiyah talks to ET...
- 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 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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