US DoD puts up $150,000 for first government bug bounty
The US Department of Defense has open the doors for hackers to register with its pilot bug bounty, dubbed "Hack the Pentagon".
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Tor Project on the hunt for how cops can ‘decloak’ dark net
The Tor Project hopes to discover exactly how law enforcement uncovered ‘dark net’ sites like Silk Road 2.0 that should have remained cloaked by The Onion Router (Tor) network.
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Privileged-account risk multiplies for Australia's cloud-hungry businesses: CyberArk
Australian companies may be among the most enthusiastic and progressive about cloud services in the world, but they're opening up new avenues for attack unless they complement cloud initiatives with efforts to identify control unmanaged privileged user accounts, a CyberArk executive has warned.
David Braue | 31 Oct | Read more
