To celebrate, we are giving away 100 beta keys to our beloved players.
Here's how to catch one:
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Event Ends
MAY 16
Thank you everyone for your support and feedback along the way.🖤
#ArenaBreakoutInfinite
Today @bugcrowd, we're expanding our product line to offer VDP's for free https://t.co/OiD82DnXuP, marking the next evolution of our VDP product, following our removal of incentives some time back.
This marks a change in the industry, providing a no cost entry point for customers to build up reporting portals, to support hackers in bringing vulnerabilities to them, in a fast, and effective manner. It also allows customers to build exposure to the value of the hacking community, and then pursue other offerings in the managed bug bounty space, or pen testing space, in a paid model, that incentivises findings and discovery, whilst VDP is intended to capture existing known findings.
Also, hackers, we hear you, we love you and we know there's more to change around VDP's. This isn't our only change. We're aware of the need to change terms for them, and it's currently an active discussion, as well as better separating VDP from MBB which we've done by removing incentives, and having this offering not list in our program portals. If you've other feedback, we would love to hear it, and welcome it - my slack is always open and you can reach me on HIVE, Bug Bounty Forum, or here over DM
Big congrats to one of the most promising up and coming hackers around! @NinadMishra5 just published an excellent intro to game hacking on the @Bugcrowd channel. Check it out and give him a 👍 #BabyRockstar https://t.co/uVrSsvGovF
One of the challenges that comes up in support @Bugcrowd: briefs changing while submissions are pending, which caused scope misunderstandings.
Going forward, hackers, customers, and triagers will have access to the original brief at the time of submission. Additionally, we're preserving customer notes during triage to improve accuracy.
A big thank you to @bishal0x01, @CharlieEriksen, @imhaxormad who brought this to our attention! 🙏
Anyone else remember when telcos used to leave a thick book on your doorstep every year with everyone's name, address and phone number in it? #OptusDataBreach
Welp. It’s the crypto bug of the year. Mark it down for April. Java 15-18 ECDSA doesn’t sanity check that the random x coordinate and signature proof are nonzero; a (0,0) signature validates any message. Breaks JWT, SAML, &c. https://t.co/t2WgnS0g3A
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They waste their boss’ time with too much (or too little) information.
Here’s how to give the right amount of context: