Entersoft hosted the Brisbane Hackfest earlier this month, as a practical, ethical hacking event to test digital assets of participating companies for vulnerabilities and fix them immediately with the help of our expert cybersecurity team.
The 2-day program was organised in collaboration with AustCyber, Advance QLD and OCQE at The Precinct, Brisbane, Queensland.
Businesses from a variety of backgrounds, hailing from across the Australian continent participated to have their product security validated and proactively strengthened.
Vulnerabilities across severity levels across - low, medium, high and critical - were identified across their products.
The highly competitive nature of the event ensured that hackers strived to uncover bugs quickly.
It was a great opportunity for startups and SMEs to secure their applications and educate their product developers on the need for and importance of application security.
For more details: https://blog.entersoftsecurity.com/24-hours-5-hackers-7-products-secured
Now Apple is taking an unprecedented step: distributing a more hacker-friendly iPhone to its favorite researchers, letting them hack the phone on "easy mode" in the interests of making it harder for everyone else.
Its iOS bug bounty will pay out up to $1.5 million for a single attack technique that a researcher discovers and shares discreetly with Apple.
At the Black Hat security conference Thursday, Ivan Krstić, Apple's head of security engineering and architecture, announced a broad revamping of the company's bug bounty program.
These devices will lack some layers of security protections so that their recipients may dig into the deeper, less examined core of the phone.
"We want to attract some of the exceptional researchers who have thus far been focusing their time on other platforms.
They'll also have debugging abilities that will allow researchers to easily scour the phone's code for flaws.
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If you are one of those that is interested in your website’s security then you need to know how to scan your website for vulnerabilities.
There are several tools (premium and paid) that you can use to scan your website for vulnerabilities, it is always advisable that webmasters and site owners check their websites from time for potential malware.
In the course of this post i will outline the best of those free website malware scanner.
Wordfence: this is one of the best security plugin available out their, it is a great tool to scan core theme and plugin files and it compared it to the standard on WordPress.org repository to be sure your files have not being infected with malicious codes.
All backdoor codes, trojans and phishing URLs are uncovered in a warning alert when using the scan feature of the tool.
My WordPress Health Check: This is another free tool to check the overall welfare of your WordPress website.
A major factor contributing to the success and popularity of WordPress is the availability of its wide variety of useful themes and plugins.
However, themes and plugins are always a suspect of security threat, particularly when they are not maintained and updated.
You can hire a renowned WordPress developer that can help you take preventive steps.
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