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2022: Hackers discover over 65.000 software vulnerabilities
6 January 2023
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2022: Hackers discover over 65.000 software vulnerabilities

New Hacker-Powered Security Report from HackerOne: Digital transformation and cloud migration are fueling the rise in security vulnerabilities. Ethical hackers uncovered over 2022 software vulnerabilities in 65.000, a 21 percent increase from the previous year. HackerOne, the security platform for Attack Resistance Management, today released its 2022 Hacker-Powered Security Report. The report shows that the HackerOne community of ethical hackers uncovered over 2022 software vulnerabilities in 65.000, a 21 percent increase from the previous year. 65.000 vulnerabilities fewer reports of vulnerabilities emerging during digital transformation projects recorded…

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Hackers can check Varonis for vulnerabilities
6 January 2023
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This is also how you can do it to avoid a hacker attack that relies on vulnerabilities: Varonis has started a public program for reporting vulnerabilities on the HackerOne bug bounty platform. The Varonis Vulnerability Disclosure Program (VDP) enables the entire HackerOne community to easily report potential security issues related to Varonis enterprise and cloud environments, including Varonis SaaS products. Ethical hackers seek vulnerabilities “Varonis has had great success with its own vulnerability reporting program, so the next logical step was to partner with HackerOne, the undisputed leader in orchestrating vulnerability…

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Prevent ransomware attacks with crowdsourced security
4 November 2021
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More security thanks to better collaboration between teams. Bug bounty vulnerability reports can help kick-start important security projects because it is better to know the vulnerabilities when you start a project than to wait until there are too many. Sometimes developers simply don't have the time, tools, skills, or motivation to write properly secure code. Bug bounty programs make the financial impact of security deficiencies within a process visible based on facts. This allows development teams and service providers to be held accountable for creating or delivering unsafe products. In this way, inherent security vulnerabilities can ...

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