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Are Bug Bounties a True Safe Harbor?

Are Bug Bounties a True Safe Harbor?

Tripwire Security News

Nearly 10% of PCs Running Unpatched Windows Operating Systems, Finds Survey

Disclosing Zero Days

Disclosing Zero Days

Report: More Than 400 Vulnerabilities Disclosed to ICS-CERT in 2015

Project Springfield Fuzzing Tool Set to Help Customers Find Security Bugs

Yelp Will Award Up to $15K for Exploits Found in Bug Bounty Program

Operation Ghoul Haunting Industrial Organizations with Malware, Data Exfiltration

Operation Ghoul Haunting Industrial Organizations with Malware, Data Exfiltration

New Study Finds Popular Fitness Trackers Still Put Users’ Security At Risk

Almost Half of Bug Disclosures Rated "Highly Severe," Says Microsoft

Almost Half of Bug Disclosures Rated ‘Highly Severe,’ Says Microsoft

Why You Should Double-Check Your Vulnerability Data

Reaping the Returns of an Information Security Investment

2016 Verizon DBIR: Fix What Attackers are Targeting

U.S. DoD Announces ‘Hack the Pentagon’ Bug Bounty Program

Apple Fixes Multiple Vulnerabilities in tvOS Security Update 9.1.1

Security, Reverse Engineering and EULAs

Report: Financial Firms Significantly Lack Rapid Threat Remediation

And You Thought Java Was Oracle’s Biggest Security Blunder…

The Insecurity of Open Source is Not Poisoning the Well

Power Grid Security

Power Grid Security Vulnerabilities Call on Utility Companies to Unite Together

Airliners Could Be Vulnerable to In-Flight Hacking, Reports GAO

Heartbleed: One Year Later, and Most Users Still Have Not Heard of It

Researchers Discover More Than 30 Serious Security Issues in Google App Engine

Microsoft To Release Urgent Out-of-Band Windows Security Patch: MS14-068

Microsoft Plugs Winshock, a ‘Critical’ 19-Year-Old RCE Bug

Wearable Health Tech Gadgets Easily Cracked by Hackers, Researchers Say