The Jailbreaking procedure is now legal in the United StatesSecurity Affairs·Dec 28, 10:39 UTC · Dec 28, 2017AI safety & security30
Here’s what Ashley Madison members have told meTroy Hunt·Aug 23, 23:00 UTC · Aug 23, 2015Data breach45
Friday Squid Blogging: Giant Squid in the Star Trek UniverseSchneier on Security·Jan 23, 22:03 UTC · Jan 23, 2026Vulnerability130
New Cyber Attack Campaign Leverages the COVIDSecurity Affairs·Feb 26, 08:56 UTC · Feb 26, 2020Threat actor45
Microsoft sets up isolated environment for bug hunters to test attacks against AzureHelp Net Security·Aug 6, 00:00 UTC · Aug 6, 2019Vulnerability130
Bugcrowd launches Disclose.io to provide a safe harbor for white hat hackersHelp Net Security·Aug 6, 00:00 UTC · Aug 6, 2018Ransomware45
The source code of the Apple iOS iBoot Bootloader leaked onlineSecurity Affairs·Feb 9, 09:48 UTC · Feb 9, 2018Malware30
Is Your Android TV Streaming Box Part of a Botnet?Krebs on Security·Nov 24, 20:32 UTC · Nov 24, 2025Malware30
It May Soon Be Legal to Jailbreak AI to Expose How it Works404 Media·Jul 18, 14:33 UTC · Jul 18, 2024AI safety & security30
EFF offers legal advice to researchers at Black Hat, B-Sides and DEF CONHelp Net Security·Dec 15, 12:19 UTC · Dec 15, 2023Vulnerability30
What Counts as “Good Faith Security Research?”Krebs on Security·Jun 3, 20:13 UTC · Jun 3, 2022Exploit / PoC45
Phishing Scam Targets Military FamiliesInfosecurity Magazine·Dec 2, 20:28 UTC · Dec 2, 2021Phishing & fraud30
How security researchers deal with risks stemming from their activitiesHelp Net Security·Apr 14, 03:50 UTC · Apr 14, 2018Vulnerability30
Netflix, Dropbox promise not to sue security researchers, with caveatsHelp Net Security·Mar 23, 00:00 UTC · Mar 23, 2018Vulnerability30
Dropbox revamps vulnerability disclosure policy, with hopes that other companies follow suitCyberScoop·Mar 21, 21:10 UTC · Mar 21, 2018Vulnerability30