SecurityWeek talks to Rob Dyke, discussing corporate legal bullying of good faith researchers.
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SecurityWeek talks to Rob Dyke, discussing corporate legal bullying of good faith researchers.
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SecurityWeek talked to HD Moore, best known as the founder and original developer of Metasploit.
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SecurityWeek interviews Runa Sandvik, a cybersecurity researcher focused on protecting journalists, defenders of human rights and lawyers,
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Chris Wysopal is the founder and CTO of Veracode. Two decades ago, he was better known as Weld Pond, a member of the hacker collective L0pht Heavy Industries.
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SecurityWeek continues its Hacker Conversations series in a discussion with Natalie Silvanovich, a member of of Google’s Project Zero.
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SecurityWeek talks to Alex Ionescu, a world-renowned cybersecurity expert who has combined a career as a business executive with that of a security researcher.
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Cris Thomas, also known as Space Rogue, was a founding member of the Lopht Heavy Industries hacker collective.
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SecurityWeek speaks to Youssef Sammouda about using cybersecurity research and bug bounties as a way of life and source of income.
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Daniel Kelley was just 18 years old when he was arrested and charged on thirty counts – most infamously for the 2015 hack of UK telecoms firm TalkTalk. In 2019 he was convicted and sentenced to four years in prison.
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