The Feds Want These Teams to Hack a Satellite—From Home

Meet the hackers who, this weekend, will try to commandeer an actual orbiter as part of a Defcon contest hosted by the Air Force and the Defense Digital Service...

Announcing the Seventh Annual Flare-On Challenge

The Front Line Applied Research & Expertise FLARE team is honored to announce that the popular Flare-On challenge will return for a triumphant seventh year. Ongoing global events proved no match against our passion for creating challenging and fun puzzles to test and hone the skills of aspiring a...

This Bot Hunts Software Bugs for the Pentagon

Mayhem emerged from a 2016 government-sponsored contest at a Las Vegas casino hotel. Now it's used by the military...

Sodinokibi Ransomware Group Sponsors Hacking Contest

White hats aren’t alone in holding hacking contests. Russian-language cybercriminals are known for running similar competitions on underground forums. However, an analysis of Dark Web activity has uncovered a trend towards offering increasingly high-stakes prizes during such battles. At the same...

Inside Pwn2Own's High-Stakes Industrial Hacking Contest

At Pwn2Own, hackers had no trouble dismantling systems that help run everything from car washes to nuclear plants...

Pwn2Own Miami Contestants Haul in $180K for Hacking ICS Equipment

The very first Pwn2Own hacking competition that exclusively focuses on the industrial control systems ICS has kicked off in Miami. So far, a total of $180,000 has been awarded for pwning five different products. The contest hosts at Trend Micro’s Zero Day initiative ZDI have allocated more than...

GitLab Doles Out Half a Million Bucks to White Hats

GitLab has awarded a total of $565,650 in security bug bounties to 171 researchers who reported valid vulnerabilities in the past year — and has announced the winners of its latest hacking contest. GitLab, which started out as a web-based Git repository manager before moving into the DevOps...

This Week in Security News: Pwn2Own Adds Industrial Control Systems to Hacking Contest and Cyber Crooks Target ESports

Welcome to our weekly roundup, where we share what you need to know about the cybersecurity news and events that happened over the past few days. Among news from this week, learn about Pwn2Own’s new hacking contest that will take place in Miami next year. Also, as October was Cybersecurity...

WordPress Contest Gallery plugin <= 10.4.4 - Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) vulnerability

Cross-Site Request Forgery CSRF vulnerability found by Cryptography Laboratory in WordPress Contest Gallery plugin versions = 10.4.4. Solution Update the WordPress Contest Gallery plugin to the latest available version at least 10.4.5...

CVE-2019-5974

Cross-site request forgery CSRF vulnerability in Contest Gallery versions prior to 10.4.5 allows remote attackers to hijack the authentication of administrators via unspecified vectors...

CVE-2019-5974

Cross-site request forgery CSRF vulnerability in Contest Gallery versions prior to 10.4.5 allows remote attackers to hijack the authentication of administrators via unspecified vectors...

Cross site request forgery (csrf)

Cross-site request forgery CSRF vulnerability in Contest Gallery versions prior to 10.4.5 allows remote attackers to hijack the authentication of administrators via unspecified vectors...

CVE-2019-5974

The CVE-2019-5974 entry describes a Cross-site request forgery (CSRF) vulnerability in the WordPress Contest Gallery plugin, affecting versions prior to 10.4.5. According to the connected sources, an attacker could hijack the administrator’s authenticated session via unspecified vectors when a lo...

CVE-2019-5974

Cross-site request forgery CSRF vulnerability in Contest Gallery versions prior to 10.4.5 allows remote attackers to hijack the authentication of administrators via unspecified vectors...

WordPress Plugin "Contest Gallery" vulnerable to cross-site request forgery

Overview WordPress Plugin "Contest Gallery" provided by Contest-Gallery contains a cross-site request forgery vulnerability CWE-352. Okazawa Yoshihiro of Cryptography Laboratory,Department of Information and Communication Engineering,Tokyo Denki University directly reported this vulnerability to...

Contest Gallery <= 10.4.4 - Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)

The Contest Gallery – Photo Contest Plugin for WordPress WordPress plugin was affected by a Cross-Site Request Forgery CSRF security vulnerability...

JVN#80925867: WordPress Plugin "Contest Gallery” vulnerable to cross-site request forgery

WordPress Plugin "Contest Gallery” provided by Contest-Gallery contains a cross-site request forgery vulnerability CWE-352. Impact If a user views a malicious page while logged in, unintended operations may be performed. Solution Update the plugin Update the plugin according to the information...

WordPress Contest Gallery Plugin Cross-Site Request Forgery Vulnerability

WordPress is a blogging platform developed by the WordPress Foundation using the PHP language. The platform supports personal blog sites on PHP and MySQL servers.Contest Gallery plugin is a plugin for uploading and displaying images. A cross-site request forgery vulnerability exists in WordPress...

Twitter Contest! Enter to Win a $250 Gift Card at #CBConnect19

To make CB Connect 2019 even more exciting, we’re hosting a Twitter contest to see who can rack up the most engagement on Twitter. If you want to participate, just share your thoughts about CB Connect 2019 on Twitter by telling us what you’ve learned, which sessions you liked most, who you got to...

Uber: API on campus-vtc.com allows access to ~100 Uber users full names, email addresses and telephone numbers.

There was an API endpoint on the Uber site campus-vtc.com that allows an attacker to view the full names, personal email addresses and phone numbers of 83 Uber France members. These were people who uploaded entries to a contest on campus-vtc.com. Endpoint leaked some PII for the 83 Uber France...