#ethical-hacking

#ethical-hacking

The AI threat landscape is evolving rapidly, and most ethical hackers believe it presents new vulnerabilities for security.

The leak by Nam3L3ss raises awareness about persistent data security issues, despite the emotional impact on individuals affected.

Companies using SonicWall VPN servers must update their systems immediately to protect against vulnerabilities that could allow unauthorized access to sensitive data.

Hacking can be ethical when it is conducted with permission and intention to identify vulnerabilities and strengthen security.

Implementing ethical hacking is essential due to the rising threat of cybercrime and the need for organizations to protect their data.

Apple is incentivizing ethical hackers to improve security in its Private Cloud Compute system through a new virtual research environment and a bounty program.

The proposal to amend the Computer Misuse Act failed, highlighting the need for legal protections for cybersecurity professionals in the UK.

There is a strong momentum for reforming the outdated Computer Misuse Act to support ethical hacking and enhance cyber security.

Proposed changes aim to provide legal protections for security professionals conducting legitimate activities.

Crowdsourced security strategies are being increasingly accepted and adopted by mainstream end-user organizations.

Bugcrowd's open scope, crowdsourced approach to VRPs found 10 times more critical issues than traditional approaches.

The Ministry of Defence has expanded its defensive security initiative with HackerOne to include key suppliers.

The MoD's partnership with ethical hackers aims to identify and fix vulnerabilities in its systems to enhance cyber security.