Hacker Conversations
The desire to be a hacker is usually innate, and commonly emerges in early life. This did not happen with Snow: she was a...
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Hacker Conversations
McInerney’s path to becoming a hacker is subtly different to many other hackers. He started as a 22-year old psychology graduate rather than a...
Hacker Conversations
Joe Grand is the epitome of a hacker. Childhood curiosity followed by mischief-making tipping over into illegal behavior before developing into a responsible good...
Hacker Conversations
Many hackers trace their origin to an interest in, and early exposure to, computers. Tom Anthony is no different.
Hacker Conversations
Chris Evans, CISO and chief hacking officer at HackerOne, challenges the common perception of both hackers and their motivation.
Hacker Conversations
Ron Reiter was a childhood hacker in Israel. He was recruited into the IDF’s elite Unit 8200 for his military service. Now he is...
Hacker Conversations
Kevin O’Connor knew he was a hacker by the time he was in Middle School. He went on to work for the NSA and...
Hacker Conversations
SecurityWeek talks to Rob Dyke, discussing corporate legal bullying of good faith researchers.
Hacker Conversations
SecurityWeek talked to HD Moore, best known as the founder and original developer of Metasploit.
Hacker Conversations
SecurityWeek interviews Runa Sandvik, a cybersecurity researcher focused on protecting journalists, defenders of human rights and lawyers,
Hacker Conversations
Chris Wysopal is the founder and CTO of Veracode. Two decades ago, he was better known as Weld Pond, a member of the hacker...
Hacker Conversations
SecurityWeek continues its Hacker Conversations series in a discussion with Natalie Silvanovich, a member of of Google's Project Zero.
Government
Jen Easterly hopes CISA is allowed to continue its election-related work under new leadership despite “contentiousness” around that part of its mission.
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Government
Law enforcement turns the PlugX malware’s own self-delete mechanism against it, nuking the China-linked trojan from thousands of US machines.
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