Hack Us Please X 3: DoD Awards 3 ‘Bug Bounty’ Deals
HackerOne, Synack, and newcomer Bugcrowd split up to $34 million.
HackerOne, Synack, and newcomer Bugcrowd split up to $34 million.
PENTAGON: Excited by the success of April’s Hack The Pentagon contest, the Defense Department will allow so-called white hat hackers to test all its unclassified public websites. First, a new policy released today encourages anyone to look for weaknesses in any public DoD site, as long as they report what they find. Then, for a select subset of […]
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