Zilliqa Launches Public Bug Bounty Program
(This guest post was authored by Han Wen Chua, Zilliqa.) Zilliqa is the first public blockchain that has successfully implemented a sharded smart contract architecture. The trustless connections formed on Zilliqa’s blockchain are creating new ways of interacting and trading with each other, and we’ve only just begun unfolding its possibilities. Built with scalability in
Get involved with SEEK’s $10K Bug Bounty Program
This blog first appeared on SEEK’s blog, and is authored by Julian Berton, SEEK security engineer. Cyber criminals from around the world are continuously finding new and i̶n̶t̶e̶r̶e̶s̶t̶i̶n̶g̶ terrifying ways of breaking into websites that we rely on every day — stealing our personal information that is typically made public for the world to see!
ARK and Bugcrowd Go Hunting!
This post originally appeared on ARK’s blog. ARK is pleased to announce the acquisition of security and penetration testing services from Bugcrowd — the planet’s premier crowd sourced security platform! Highly skilled and trusted white hat hackers from all over the world will try to breach the ARK hull and attempt to expose vulnerabilities before they pose
[Guest Post] The next era of Bug Bounty at Pinterest
This article originally appeared on Pinterest’s engineering blog, written by Devin Lundberg, Pinterest Tech Lead, Product Security. When a security researcher discovers a bug in a piece of software, the responsible thing to do is inform the company so they can fix it. And so platforms like Pinterest need to provide clear and actionable programs,
[Guest Post] Trinity Public Bug Bounty
This blog originally appeared on IOTA Foundation’s blog and is written by Lewis Freiberg, Director of Ecosystem at IOTA. The Trinity wallet bug bounty program is now open to the public. Since its release, Trinity Wallet has been warmly welcomed by the IOTA community. Trinity improves in almost all aspects of the previous wallet. Not only does
Department of Defense Selects Bugcrowd to ‘Hack the Pentagon’
We are thrilled to be part of the DoD’s security posture and announce that the Department of Defense (DoD) has awarded Bugcrowd a contract to expand the DoD’s “Hack the Pentagon” Crowdsourced Digital Defense Program. The program, which includes expanded bug bounties and other crowdsourced security programs is aimed at boosting the Pentagon’s capacity to
[Guest Post] Mailgun Takes Its Bug Bounty Program Public
By: David Dobbins, Director of Engineering at Mailgun. Here at Mailgun, we’re in the business of providing developers and businesses a platform that allows them to send email how they see fit for their brand. When you’re handling massive quantities of email for major brands day in and day out, security is your first priority. Not
PureVPN Tasks Bugcrowd for Greater Assurance of User Security
This guest post was written by Umer Awan, the Head of Cyber Security & Emerging Threats @ PureVPN Security is default. There shouldn’t be any other way around it. Being at the helm of a VPN service that’s backed by the trust of more than 3 million users keeps me on the edge. It
Photobox Security Times the Power of the Crowd
This blog was written by Stu Hirst, Head Of Security Engineering, Photobox Group I’ve been a believer in the power of the bug bounty model since 2015 when I ran my first 2-week program with Bugcrowd. During that program the researchers found 149 vulnerabilities! Nearly 50 of which were valid and in scope. That was a
