If you're a cybersecurity enthusiast or ethical hacker who wants to learn more about building hacking tools, this book is for ...

With cyberattacks on the rise, organizations are in constant need of skilled professionals who can identify and fix security vulnerabilities. Whether it's testing the security of mobile apps or ...

Hackers are sometimes used as consultants to help companies improve their digital security. Referred to as ethical hackers, they use hacking software to test your systems to see if they’re vulnerable ...

Version 3.0 of BackTrack has been released. BackTrack is a Linux-based distribution dedicated to penetration testing or hacking (depending on how you look at it). It contains more than 300 of the ...

What if the tools you use to test vulnerabilities could turn against you? Ethical hacking is a double-edged sword—on one hand, it’s a vital skill for identifying and fixing security flaws; on the ...

Cybersecurity training has moved from niche to necessary. With organisations facing increasingly automated attacks and researchers uncovering massive compilations of exposed credentials, more learners ...

Ethical hacking is a difficult skill to learn on your own. It's also tough to find trustworthy material or a place to practice online if you have no experience. The alternative is to use a resource ...

Unlike the common hack and other malicious campaigns, ethical hacking is actually supported by many companies. Many giant tech firms, such as Google and Microsoft, rely on ethical hackers to enhance ...

Joseph Carson, Chief Security Scientist and Advisory CISO at Delinea, explores why gamified platforms and hacking esports are the future. While ethical hacking is by no means a new or groundbreaking ...

HackerOne recently announced that over the past six years, the bug bounty platform has minted 50 fresh million-dollar bounty hunters by providing them an easily accessible platform to help companies ...

Malicious hackers will outpace defenders in their deployment of AI tools in the coming year, ethical hacker and SocialProof Security CEO Rachel Tobac told Axios. Why it matters: It's not just ...