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Here is a practical guide to Regular Expressions (Regex) for Hackers.👇   bugcrowd.com/blog/how-to-re…

Learning Regex doesn't have to be that scary.

As I am just arriving to the conference, I can now open up a little bit more of the results of some of my research into hacker cognition. Blog post attached :)

@krishnsec woah! fantastic work 👏

● All-time Top #5 P1 warrior at @Bugcrowd bugcrowd.com/achievements/l…

The bugs that ruin your weekend aren't the ones on your automated reports. 💀 Scanners love to hand you a mountain of minor alerts, but they miss the giant logic flaws, like a single mobile app integration completely bypassing the need for millions of dollars worth of SSO and MFA. 💰 Bounties and traditional testing keep the baseline secure, but Bugcrowd Red Team as a Service (RTaaS) is how you stop the catastrophic, business-ending attack paths. Hear the full breakdown from our Director of Red Team Operations on why it’s time to scale up your defensive context ⤵ 🎬: youtube.com/live/TmPsNopd2…

CSO Magazine just published a great breakdown of the frameworks helping security leaders manage algorithmic bias, data poisoning, and prompt injection: 📑 ISO/IEC 42001 👉 Holistic program building 📑 NIST AI RMF 👉 Flexible, maturity-based playbook 📑 ENISA FAICP 👉 EU-focused compliance baseline 📑 ISO/IEC 23894 👉 Lifecycle risk guidance 📑 Google SAIF 👉 Engineering-heavy defense controls As Bugcrowd’s David Brumley points out in the piece, the goal shouldn't be to halt progress with rigid governance, but to pave safe roads for real-world AI deployment. Full breakdown: csoonline.com/article/418591…

Quick Rule of Thumb💡 Focus on hunting for critical/high-impact bugs and leave the low-severity noise behind. That's where the real impact (and payout) happens, and you'll stumble across lower severity bugs while you're hunting anyway 💰

July 6th, it's on! 🪲🔥 Three weeks of virtual testing with @chainguard_dev means plenty of time to find some great bugs, rack up points, and get paid. Skip the FOMO and request your invite: forms.gle/CGJHYCYr88AnPi… We’ll follow up with next steps as spots are confirmed.

12 out of 15 top-tier hackers ignore standard security methodologies. 🤯 New research into hacker cognition reveals that elite researchers don’t follow rigid checklists when testing a target. Instead, they rely on fast, intuitive pattern recognition built from years of building, breaking, and tinkering. Compliance scripts find basic bugs. Human intuition stops catastrophic breaches. ✋🌪️ A checklist can't replicate what a diverse crowd natively possesses. Hackers don't come from a single mold, and that is exactly why they see the blind spots your automated tools miss. The blog by Andrew shows more data behind how hackers actually make decisions: bugcrowd.com/blog/experienc…

@Hx_0p @intigriti best community! congratulations 🎉🧡

Alhamdulillah ❤️ A kid who started clicking around websites out of curiosity never imagined how far cybersecurity would take him. Thank you to everyone in the infosec community, researches, friends, mentors, and the teams behind @intigriti Zerocopter, @Bugcrowd #Bugbounty

🗓️ Upcoming webinar you don't want to miss!! The security model was built for a world where discovery took time. That world is getting crowded in the rearview 🚘 Join Bugcrowd CEO @davegerryjr and Dr. @thedavidbrumley for Bugmageddon: When AI Breaks the Security Model. 📹 June 25, 11am ET Register before this becomes a 2027 budget conversation: event.on24.com/wcc/r/5374864/…

AI didn’t make every attacker brilliant. It made “good enough to be dangerous” easier to reach. At #Infosec2026, @davegerryjr and Dr. @thedavidbrumley unpack how AI is changing attacker capability, why the security model is starting to wobble, and where human ingenuity still wins. Watch: youtube.com/live/9B_m7iyAh…

@monkehack Full video: youtube.com/watch?v=U-vfF7…

How long should you keep going when you haven't found a bug? Take these useful tips from @monkehack 👇

We’re not talking about hackers, we’re talking WITH THEM! Berlin, The Hive Exchange is coming your way 🎊🐝 Join Bugcrowd, @AWS, @GlobalDots, and guest speaker krevetk0 for an afternoon with the people seeing security from both sides of the problem. Defenders bring the architecture. Hackers bring the alternate route. Together, the room gets a lot harder to surprise. 📍 Berlin 📅 July 2, 2026 🕑 2:00pm–7:00pm CEST Put your name on the list: luma.com/qke5k7r8

@InsiderPhD Full video ⬇️  youtube.com/watch?v=CpV3XD…

What are the advantages of learning HTML & JS? 👌  Listen to @InsiderPhD explain.

📫 Special delivery! An invite for anyone wondering what AI is quietly doing to the exploit timeline. Two of our leaders, @davegerryjr and @thedavidbrumley, are talking on Bugmageddon: When AI Breaks the Security Model, a conversation on where AI is speeding up vulnerability discovery, where the current model starts to strain, and what security leaders need to rethink next. 📅 June 25, 2026 🕚 11:00am EDT Click here to sign up: event.on24.com/wcc/r/5374864/…

For a global platform like Just Eat Takeaway.com/?utm_campaign=…, security visibility has to scale with the business. Across 16 countries, applications, APIs, payment systems, and services, their attack surface is anything but simple. With Bugcrowd, Just Eat Takeaway.com/?utm_campaign=… uses a managed bug bounty program to bring ethical hacker expertise into the fold, uncover valuable insights across their technology estate, and improve the path from report submission to remediation. 🫰 Read more in their spotlight: bugcrowd.com/blog/community…

⏭️ Take a look at your 2027 roadmap. Where does AI show up? Boardroom? Risk register? Product backlog? Attacker playbook? 🎙️ At SydneySEC 2026, Bugcrowd CEO @davegerryjr will unpack how AI is changing vulnerability discovery, exploit development, and offensive security. If AI is anywhere on your roadmap, you’ll want to park it here for this session. 🚗 Register: aisasecuritydays.com.au/sydneysec