Bug Bounty & Agile Pentesting Platform
In this series of Bug Bounty Q&A blog posts, we discuss frequently asked questions about bug bounty programs with our CEO Stijn Jans. This week, we’ll discuss “How does Intigriti optimise for bug bounty success?”. Q: How does Intigriti optimise for bug bounty success? Stijn: This is a wonderful question to get in any conversation. […]
Who doesn’t love hacker swag? At Intigriti, we’re not only rewarding our community members with monetary rewards up to €50.000, we are also distributing branded collectibles for our hackers to show their pride. Over the past few years, we have shipped more than a thousand swag packages all around the world, ranging from custom hats […]
Europe’s leading crowdsourced cybersecurity firm Intigriti has announced that it has raised €4.14 million in their Series A round, led by European based venture capital firm ETF partners. ETF partner Remy de Tonnac (previous CEO Gemalto / INSIDE secure) will join the board of directors. The investment will be used to strengthen the hacker-powered security […]
Following the succes of our first XSS challenge, we decided to treat our Twitter followers for another game of “spot the cross-site scripting vulnerability”: NEW CHALLENGE: We're giving away a Burp Pro license, swag & invites to celebrate 5k followers! 🤩💙 Claim your prize: 👉 https://t.co/KYQHSOpGvn #BugBounty #CTF #HackWithIntigriti pic.twitter.com/h2jDTM3qos — INTIGRITI (@intigriti) May 21, […]
A couple of days ago we released a XSS challenge. A few hours after sending out the tweet, we noticed the success of this. Therefore, we decided to share a blogpost with the lovely community. For those who still want to try, the challenge is still up! => https://challenge.intigriti.io <=In case it’s not available anymore […]
On a rainy Sunday afternoon, we invited ten elite hackers to our office to find vulnerabilities in some of Belgium’s largest corporations. For every security bug that was smashed, the participating companies donated at least €50 to a hacker-chosen charity. At the end of the day, €16.200 was raised for Clinicoders, a youth organisation that organises programming workshops for chronically-ill children.