HackerOne announced a free version of its platform for open source projects.

HackerOne announced a free version of its platform for open source projects.

The news of the week is recapped, including the fallout around CloudBleed, the CloudPets breach, and a Slack token bug. The life of Howard Schmidt is also remembered.

Howard Schmidt, top cybersecurity advisor to two U.S. presidents, died on Thursday at the age of 67.

Cisco is warning of a flaw that creates conditions susceptible to a DoS attack in its NetFlow Generation Appliance.

Google removed 132 apps infected with malicious iFrames from its Google Play store.

Decryption keys for the Dharma strain of ransomware have been released.

Cloudflare said it could not find evidence of malicious exploitation of the Cloudbleed vulnerability, even though the bug was triggered 1.2 million times.

Yahoo said in its latest SEC filing that executives and legal reps failed to act sufficiently on the information they had about breaches that exposed more than 1 billion account records.

A proof of concept bypass of Google’s CAPTCHA verification system uses Google’s own web-based tools to pull off the skirting of the system.