Update — Hacker Claims to Have Hacked the FBI, But It Wasn't

Update: A hacker yesterday claimed to have hacked the FBI's website running on Plone CMS, but it seems it wasn't hacked using any zero-day vulnerability in Plone. We contacted Plone security team and updated this story (see below) with official statements.

A hacker, using Twitter handle CyberZeist, has claimed to have hacked the FBI's website (fbi.gov) and leaked personal account information

Blackhat Firm Offers $500,000 for Zero-day iOS Exploit; Double Than Apple’s Highest Bounty

Last week, Apple finally announced a bug bounty program for researchers and white hat hackers to find and get paid for reporting details of zero-day vulnerabilities in its software and devices.

The company offers the biggest payout of $200,000, which is 10 times the maximum reward that Google offers and double the highest bounty paid by Microsoft.

But now Apple is going to face competition

PornHub Pays Hackers $20,000 to Find Zero-day Flaws in its Website

Cyber attacks get bigger, smarter, more damaging.

P*rnHub launched its bug bounty program two months ago to encourage hackers and bug bounty hunters to find and responsibly report flaws in its services and get rewarded.

Now, it turns out that the world's most popular p*rn*graphy site has paid its first bounty payout. But how much?

US $20,000!

Yes, P*rnHub has paid $20,000

Hackers Selling Unpatched Microsoft Windows Zero-Day Exploit for $90,000

How much a Windows zero-day exploit that affects all versions of Windows operating system costs on the black market?

It's $95,000, at least, for the one recently spotted by security researchers.

Researchers from Trustwave's SpiderLabs team have uncovered a zero-day exploit on Russian underground malware forum exploit.in, affecting all versions of Microsoft Windows OS from Windows 2000 all