Phying News
P非影 中文
Curated security research, vulnerabilities, advisories and tools for practitioners.

The U.S. Air Force Sends in the Good Guys to Hack its Cloud with Bugcrowd

bugcrowd.com | research | #bug-bounty | #cloud | #cloud-security | #bugcrowd | #dod | #air-force | #hack-the-pentagon

Summary

A U.S. Air Force guest post recaps its Bugcrowd engagement against the Common Computing Environment: six phases from source code analysis to social engineering surfaced 54 vulnerabilities in 2019.
Published
Collected

original ↗

Related coverage

  1. Beyond Prompt Injection: Hacking Apple's Private Cloud Compute (blog.sentry.security)
  2. Beyond the Perimeter How an On-Premises Domain Admin Compromise Unlocked the Cloud (labs.cognisys.group)
  3. YesWeHack joins G-Cloud framework for UK public-sector procurement after clearing rigorous evaluation (yeswehack.com)
  4. HackerOne Congratulates the Department of Defense on 11K Vulnerability Reports (hackerone.com)
  5. The Best is Yet To Come: DOD Awards New Hack the Pentagon Contract to HackerOne (hackerone.com)
  6. Bringing Private-sector Security into the U.S. Government [Security@ Recaps] (hackerone.com)

back