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101 GitHub Bounty Program Increases Rewards
102 Memory Safety Bugs Form 70 Percent Of Vulnerabilities
103 RSA Encryption Cracked By Careless Implementation
104 Pwn2Own Contest To Win A Tesla
105 NSA Will Release Free Reverse Engineering Tool
106 MS Cryptography Library Open Sourced
107 Don't Neglect Mobile App Security
108 Neural Networks Learn to Produce Random Numbers
109 Google Bans Obfuscated Code - Who's To Judge?
110 Tink Library Helps You Develop Secure Code
111 Cybercrime Security Forum Europe
112 Chaff Bugs Make Your Code More Secure
113 Sharpen Your Hacking Skills With CTFLearn
114 ONVIF Challenge Winners
115 Don't Neglect Open Source Security
116 Canada's RAND Immigration Lottery Not Random!
117 PowerHammer - Leaking Data Through The Power Line
118 GitHub Bug Bounty Program Expanded In Scope and Reward
119 Intel Extends Bug Bounty Program
120 Levchin Prize for Real-World Cryptography
121 How Spectre Works
122 How Meltdown Works
123 Bug Bounty Bonanza
124 I Know Who You Are By The Way You Take A Corner
125 Stack Overflow Considered Harmful?
126 Samsung Bug Bounty Program
127 Fluid Passwords - Never The Same Password
128 Hacking Alexa By Whispering In Her Ear
129 More Cash For Internet Bug Bounty
130 Wireshark 2.4 Increases Protocol Coverage
131 Breaking Fitness Records Without Even Moving - Spoofing The Fitbit
132 Google Capture the Flag 2017
133 EU Cookie Law Is A Flop
134 Microsoft Edge Falls Victim At Pwn2Own
135 //No Comment - Trojan of Things, Disk LEDs Leak Data & So Do Phone Magnetometers
136 Get Ready for Expanded Pwn2Own 2017
137 //No Comment - Let's Encrypt, IoT Security & Obfuscation
138 Cure53 XSSMas Hacking Challenge 2016 Underway
139 Project Wycheproof Reveals Bugs In Popular Crypto Libraries
140 Microsoft Launches Cloud Fuzzing Service
141 Microsoft Bug Bounty Extends Scope
142 Your Android Could Leak Data Via USB Charging
143 Airship, a truly secure PHP CMS
144 Can AI Change the Face of Cyber Security?
145 Mayhem Wins DARPA Cyber Grand Challenge
146 Crypto 101 - A Free Ebook
147 SilentKeys A Privacy Aware Keyboard
148 Google Increases Android Bug Rewards
149 XSS Hunter For Pentesting
150 Anonymous Operation Icarus Hits Bank Sites
151 Doubt Over Craig Wright's Claim To Be Bitcoin Inventor - Updated
152 Hack A Chromebook for $100,000
153 Pwn2Own 2016 - The Results
154 Hacksplaining - Learn Through Hacking
155 Hack The Pentagon
156 Vulnerability Revealed In GNU C Library
157 Identifying Programmers From Executable Binaries
158 Teenage Programmer Equals Cyber Criminal
159 Let's Encrypt Now In Public Beta
160 State of Software Security
161 Coordinated Cyber Attack on Greek Banks
162 The Smartwatch Spy
163 Firefox, Chrome & Opera Block Access To Routers
164 How The Jeep Was Hacked
165 Microsoft Doubles Bounty Payouts
166 Your Phone's Battery Leaks - Your Id That Is
167 RC4 Stream Cypher - 75 Hours To Crack
168 Million Air Miles Bounty Awarded
169 New Android Bug Bounty Scheme
170 Navy Solicits Vulnerabilities
171 Mozilla Increases Bug Bounty
172 LOGJAM - Can The NSA Break 1024-bit DHM Keys?
173 Software Quality Blamed For Airbus Crash
174 Earn United Airlines Award Miles For Finding Bugs
175 Reboot Your Dreamliner Every 248 Days To Avoid Integer Overflow
176 Microsoft Expands Bounty Programs
177 How Secure Is Android? Very Secure
178 GitHub Under DDoS Attack
179 Largest Payout Ever At Pwn2Own 2015
180 Yahoo's New Disposable Passwords
181 Rowhammer - Changing Memory Without Accessing It
182 All Change For Pwnium V
183 WebRTC Leaks Local IP Addresses
184 NTP The Latest Open Source Security Problem
185 Upgrade Git Client To Avoid Vulnerability
186 What Does The NSA Think Of Cryptographers?
187 Double Rewards For Finding Bugs In Facebook Ads Code
188 Poodle Is A Very Different Sort Of Security Breach
189 Google Increases Maximum Bounty For Chrome Bugs
190 New Online Services Bug Bounty Program
191 ShellShock - Yet Another Code Injection Vulnerability
192 The Canvas Fingerprint - How?
193 Cat Photos - A Potential Security Risk?
194 Hijacking Chromecast Is Easy
195 Bitcoin Isn't As Anonymous As You Might Hope
196 Cryptol Version 2 Released
197 Internet Explorer Vulnerability Poses Threat Of Remote Code Execution
198 Mozilla Offers $10K For Critical Flaws In New Certificate Verification Scheme
199 Heartbleed - The Programmer's View
200 Facebook ThreatData
 
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