Twitter confirmed Friday that a bad actor used a vulnerability to match private information with potentially anonymous Twitter accounts.

Opening up the algorithms might not lead to hacks, but cyber mischief could still follow.

The findings, first reported by CyberScoop, come in the first of three phases for the DHS bug bounty program.

DHS follows in the footsteps of bug bounty initiatives for federal agencies that began in 2016.

The FBI got involved after the defendant appeared to threaten an MLB executive.

The expansion comes as the DOD eyes broader changes for its Vulnerability Disclosure Program.

The good thing about it was that it was big. The bad thing about it? That it was big.

The video-sharing app is expanding its existing vulnerability disclosure program.

Questions about Apple's relationship with researchers remain.

Software bug bounties are ubiquitous in the cybersecurity industry, but those focused on hardware are rarer.