Articles associated with topic: hacking

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  Hack The U.S. Army: What Cybersecurity Skills Does It Take?

  What skills does it take to hack an institution like the U.S. Army? The answer to that (and many other questions) can be found as part of the “Hack the Army” bug bounty challenge, which is running now through F…
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  GM Needs Cyber Security to Drive Future Success

  At this year’s RSA Conference in San Francisco, those brave enough (or foolish enough) to travel despite warnings about COVID-19 were treated to something a little different: A keynote address from the CEO and…
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  Go, Kotlin Among Languages Developers Most Want to Learn

  If you’re a software developer, you’re usually looking for ways to boost your knowledge. Learning new frameworks, languages and tools is the key way to keep your career on-track and unlock new opportunities. Bu…
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  Hackers Want to Participate More in Code Development

  Artificial intelligence (A.I.) will play a greater role in discovering code vulnerabilities in the years ahead, suggests HackerOne’s latest survey of the hacker ecosystem. In addition, hackers want to participa…
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  Meet the Makers: The team behind Amazon’s Halo Rise, Kindle Scribe and Alexa Custom Assistant

  From improving sleep for millions to customizing a Disney resort experience - there’s a team for that You know the products. You likely even own one or two (or ten). From Kindle to Alexa to the new Halo Rise, A…
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  Software Developers Want Pay That Matches Their Peers

  Some 40 percent of software developers around the world don’t think they’re paid fairly in relation to their peers, suggests HackerRank’s 2020 Developer Skills Report. When you break things down by generations,…
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  Bug Bounty Boom: There Are Now Six Verified Hacker Millionaires

  A new study released by HackerOne has some incredible insight into the hacking ecosystem, but one detail stands out: There are now six hacker millionaires. In March, HackerOne verified a teen in Argentina as th…
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  Bug Bounty Program Made One Teen a Millionaire Hacker

  One white-hat hacker from Argentina has become the first known bug bounty millionaire. Santiago Lopez (who has the apt Twitter handle @try_to_hack) began hacking in 2015. Inspired by the movie "Hackers" (seriou…
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  GitHub Expands Bug Bounty Program Scope & Increases Payouts

  GitHub is adding more of its own services to its bug bounty program, and increasing the payout amounts it offers to those who find vulnerabilities. The expansion relates to products and services GitHub hosts un…
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  Need Advice on Agile? The Pentagon Has You Covered.

  The Department of Defense (DoD) wants to save you from poor Agile development practices. “The purpose of this document is to provide guidance to DoD program executives and acquisition professionals on how to de…
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  Hack Laptop Brings Linux to Desktop for Everyone Learning to Code

  If you have a pre-teen interested in coding, $300 in loose cash and $10/month to spend on a subscription service, the new ‘Hack’ computer might be what you’re looking for. Most learn-to-code devices are geared…
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  Innovation at Delta Air Lines: The New PARALLEL REALITY Experience

  Delta Air Lines recently launched a first-of-its-kind airport travel experience called PARALLEL REALITY at Detroit Metropolitan Airport. This groundbreaking technology allows up to 100 passengers to see persona…