Sentences with phrase «security bug found»

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Along with Merijn Terheggen and Rice, they started HackerOne in 2012, to run «bug bounty» programs — which reward hackers for finding security flaws — for Starbucks, GM, Uber, the U.S. Department of Defense, and about 1,000 other organizations.

The idea of enlisting outsiders to find vulnerabilities isn't exactly new — Google's (GOOG) «bug bounty» program pays independent researchers who find security flaws in its products.

As part of bug bounty programs, companies offer cash and other rewards to security researchers or so - called white hat hackers who break into their computer systems and find security holes.

The bad news: Researchers at Tenable, a security firm, found a serious bug in code from Schneider Electric, which has issued a fix after being given a heads - up about the problem.

At a hearing before the Senate Commerce Committee — which sought to explore «bug bounty» programs that reward hackers for finding holes — Democrats and Republicans alike needled the ride - hailing company for withholding information even as it faced a federal investigation for its privacy and security practices.

Appertaining to rapid eLearning software, random unannounced security updates / bug fixes / improvements on browsers only underscore the importance of choosing a company that you feel you can (learn to) trust to find solutions to problems; I feel an addendum is required here however, in life, love, and IT, trust has to be earned (over time).

For example, one of our best selling microlearning courses is Microsoft Excel, which is subject to software iteration, improvements, bug fixes, and security patches, and we often find ourselves re-publishing certain module segments.

The first release of the code on Google's own code repository resulted in payouts to hackers who found two security bugs.

Is there any law which protects an Ethical Hacker for helping to find out bugs and security loopholes in online / digital services being used by a corporation / government agency?

In the IT / Programming security world, usually people contact the vendor / owner of a particular software if they find a bug or security vulnerability and give them time to patch it before releasing the bug or vulnerability for public scrutiny / awareness.

... 2010, when it began paying security researchers to find flaws in its programs, Google has paid more than US$ 4 million to bug hunters.

Facebook is rolling out a twist on its security bug bounty that will reward individuals for finding data misuse.

Security researcher Paolo Stagno, who goes by the pseudonym VoidSec, found that approximately 20pc of today's VPN solutions leak the user's IP address via a WebRTC bug known since January 2015.

Leading up to the announcement of its latest flagship, OnePlus was repeatedly in the news for different bugs and security loopholes found on some of its handsets.

Whenever I try to find custom ROMs I end up finding unofficial ROMs compiled by xda members which have bugs most times and can not be trusted for security.

As most of you are already well aware, Google pushes out a monthly update to Pixel and supported Nexus devices which fixes any security bugs that were found in the past month.

As explained in a lengthy post on its Project Zero blog, the security team ran an internal contest for a week, with two teams of researchers tasked to find bugs in Samsung's code that could be used by attackers for malicious purposes.

According to an article by Lorenzo Franceschi - Bicchierai at Motherboard, this morning Google released a powerful tool that helps security researchers hack into (and find bugs in) iOS 11.1.2.

A security researcher who hunts bugs for a living says that Google won't acknowledge one of his findings.

As you're no doubt aware, this is a continued monthly effort from Google to address any and all software - related security bugs that are found within Android from experts all around the tech world.