HackerOne's IBB is a crowdfunded bug bounty program that encourages researchers and maintainers to find and fix vulnerabilities in open source software by offering pooled cash payouts. Any ...

Kara Sprague, CEO of HackerOne, is a veteran technology executive with more than two decades of experience spanning product ...

HackerOne has paid out $20,000 to a bounty hunter who discovered a session cookie issue, due to “human error,” on the bug bounty platform. HackerOne has paid out $20,000 after a high-severity ...

HackerOne, a widely known bug bounty and penetration testing platform, is cutting up to 12% of its workforce as the global economic slowdown continues to impact the tech community. The San ...

Ukrainian hackers and security researchers say bug bounty platform HackerOne is withholding their bug bounty rewards, in some cases thousands of dollars, and refusing to let hackers withdraw their ...

Bug bounty firm HackerOne Inc. today announced the launch of its first partner program to meet a growing demand for cybersecurity solutions that leverage their global ethical hacker community. Called ...

HackerOne has already made an impact by making bug bounty programs easier to launch and maintain, but the company wants to go further by offering paid services for free to the open-source community.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Davey Winder is a veteran cybersecurity writer, hacker and analyst. In August 2019, I reported how six hacking millionaires had ...

Bug bounty programs are a way for software vendors to outsource web domain, app and network security beyond their own in-house security teams and acquire as many eyeballs on potential security ...

As a leading vulnerability reporting platform, HackerOne has paid hackers more than $23 million on behalf of more than 100 customers, including Twitter, Slack, and the US Pentagon. The company’s ...

A company which helps big businesses uncover security holes in their platforms has itself been hacked. HackerOne, which pays hackers who find bugs in products, services and websites for the likes of ...