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Securiosity: What a week for insider threats
So much for Twitter’s good couple of weeks -- we break down the insider threat case that shocked everyone. And, believe it or not, it wasn't the only insider threat story to make news.
California's new labor law is going to impact bug bounty companies. By how much is unknown.
Uber and Lyft aren't the only companies wrestling with California's new labor law.
Apple's $1 million bug bounty makes a lot more sense after that iOS hacking spree
The company's offer of $1 million to hackers who can breach iOS could have unintended consequences.
At DEF CON’s aviation village, the military is interested in more than just the hacks
The Defense Digital Service's newly minted chief, Brett Goldstein, tells CyberScoop his team intends to use the DEFCON aviation village as a way to attract recruits to hack the Pentagon.
Securiosity: Have you patched BlueKeep yet?
Bluekeep patching is a mixed bag.
Why bug bounty programs have always been about the evolution of penetration testing
Bugcrowd founder and CTO Casey Ellis talks with Greg Otto about why bug bounty companies have always been about pen testing, and what Bugcrowd is doing to bridge the communication gap between researchers and companies.
