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How the React2Shell (CVE-2025-55182) vulnerability works and why it enables remote code execution in React Server Components. Which React applications are vulnerable, and how to assess whether your stack is affected. How to reduce risk and respond effectively, including patching guidance and the r

What signal-to-noise means in vulnerability programs: Learn how to measure the value of vulnerability reports versus low-quality noise to focus on what truly matters. How to improve your program’s signal ratio: Understand how scope, policy, rewards, and processes affect the quality of submissions

How price manipulation works during big sales: Learn the common ways discounts, coupon systems, and pricing logic can be exploited by threat actors in high-traffic e-commerce events. Key vulnerability types to watch for: Understand issues like insecure coupon validation, currency confusion, and in

What makes Intigriti stand out: Learn the key strengths of Intigriti’s bug bounty platform, like fast, high-quality triage and strong researcher/customer trust. How Intigriti ensures security and compliance: Understand its multi-layered encryption, GDPR focus, verified researcher identities, and cl

Common cyber threats around Halloween: Learn how seasonal scams, phishing, fake event promotions, and fraudulent sites exploit holiday shopping and activities. Hidden risks like dormant accounts and insecure IoT devices: Understand how unused profiles and poorly secured gadgets can become entry poi

According to Statista, revenue for the gaming and esports industry is expected to demonstrate an annual growth rate (CAGR 2025-2029) of 5.56%, resulting in a projected market volume of US$5.9bn by 2029. While this scale, visibility, and monetization have been fantastic for creators, developers, and

You asked, and we answered. At Intigriti, we’ve been paying close attention to the questions most frequently asked by those with a bug bounty program in place. That’s why we’ve launched this blog series dedicated to answering the most asked questions, diving into hot topics, and sharing practical an

You asked, and we answered. At Intigriti, we’ve been paying close attention to the questions most frequently asked by those with a bug bounty program in place. That’s why we’ve launched this blog series dedicated to answering the most asked questions, diving into hot topics, and sharing practical an

You asked, and we answered. At Intigriti, we’ve been paying close attention to the questions most frequently asked by those with a bug bounty program in place. That’s why we’ve launched this blog series dedicated to answering the most asked questions, diving into hot topics, and sharing practical an

You asked, and we answered. At Intigriti, we’ve been paying close attention to the questions most frequently asked by those with a bug bounty program in place. That’s why we’ve launched this blog series dedicated to answering the most frequently asked questions, diving into hot topics, and sharing p

You asked, and we answered. At Intigriti, we’ve been paying close attention to the questions most frequently asked by those with a bug bounty program in place. That’s why we’ve launched this blog series dedicated to answering the most asked questions, diving into hot topics, and sharing practical an

You asked, and we answered. At Intigriti, we’ve been paying close attention to the questions most frequently asked by those with a bug bounty program in place. That’s why we’ve launched this blog series dedicated to answering the most asked questions, diving into hot topics, and sharing practical an

If you are a CISO or cybersecurity leader looking to scale your bug bounty program but are not sure when the right time to do this is, how to do this in a way that works best for your company or want more insights into the impact scaling will have on your team, then we’ve got the tips and tricks for

If you are unaware of what’s running in your environment, you can’t patch, monitor, or secure it. The simple fact is, you can’t defend what you don’t know exists. If your team is unsure of an asset, such as a subdomain or an unpatched staging server, it will not be included in your security controls

As more organizations lean on third-party platforms, cloud infrastructure, and remote development teams, the attack surface grows, often faster than internal security teams can manage. For many CISOs, Heads of Security, and IT Directors, bug bounty programs have become an essential part of their sec

For security leaders protecting fast-growing organizations, the pressure is on to identify vulnerabilities before threat actors do. Continuously testing environments, cost-effectively and at scale, is a significant challenge.   This is where bug bounty programs are reshaping the security landscape f

With an expanding threat landscape, a surge in AI-driven products, and a commitment to innovation, NVIDIA is enhancing cybersecurity with a proactive approach by tapping into the global security researcher community. The Intigriti community includes over 125,000 ethical hackers, equipped to test mis

Within the bug bounty industry, duplicate submissions refer to when two or more researchers report the same issue or vulnerability. When a researcher, who works with a bug bounty platform, identifies a vulnerability, they submit a report to the platform, such as Intigriti, where it is reviewed. If t

Organizations are adopting bug bounty programs more and more as part of a layered security strategy to address the skills gap and to help their security budget go further. But should you run a program in-house or outsource to a bug bounty program provider? This blog will take you through the setup p

Penetration Testing as a Service (PTaaS) must align with core industry standards, regulations, and certifications. This is usually done to meet legal compliance, uphold industry standards, build trust, and ensure service quality for customers. In this article, we look at how CREST, DORA, GDPR, and I