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Apple pays ethical hackers $288k for finding 55 vulnerabilities

By Sabina Weston published

News If exploited the bugs would have provided access to Apple's infrastructure and sensitive user data

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GitLab patches API flaw that exposed private group data

By Sabina Weston published

News GitLab private projects that were formerly public could have been accessed through search APIs

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The IT Pro Podcast: The secret life of hackers

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IT Pro Podcast What it’s really like to be a professional penetration tester

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Mobile banking apps are exposing user data to attackers

By Sarah Brennan published

News Positive Technologies’ study finds 13 out of 14 banking apps gave attackers access to user data

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Developer scores $100,000 bounty from Apple for exposing a critical vulnerability

By David Gargaro published

News Apple ID bug would allow hackers to take control of a user’s account

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US Air Force launches $50,000 satellite hacking challenge

By Bobby Hellard published

News Hack-a-Sat challenge will kick off on 22 May and is open to ethical hackers worldwide

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Journalist Glenn Greenwald charged with cyber crimes in Brazil

By Keumars Afifi-Sabet published

News The Snowden-era investigative journalist has been accused of playing a key role in hacking into public officials' mobile phones

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HackerOne bug bounty platform breached by its own user

By Connor Jones published

News The bug bounty specialist paid the hacker responsible a cool $20,000 for their efforts

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