Hacker Spotlight

Based in the Netherlands, Stefan Goossens, otherwise known as G0053, is both an independent security researcher and a partner for a marketing and web development company. As someone who loves nothing more than building and breaking web applications, Stefan is perfectly placed at the intersection of

Security is built by people. At Intigriti, we don’t just help organizations stay secure; we shine a light on the ethical hackers making a difference. Through our Hacker Spotlight series, we celebrate the talent, curiosity, and impact of the community driving safer digital experiences worldwide. We r

At Intigriti, we’re proud of our mission: helping companies safeguard their digital assets and protect their customers in a world where cyber threats are constantly evolving. But beyond security, we’re equally passionate about empowering ethical hackers, providing them with opportunities to learn, g

Bug Business is a series of interviews in which experts from the bug bounty industry shine their light on bug types and trends. For this blog post, we spoke to a member of the Intigriti triage team about his experience of working as the middleman and the glue between clients and researchers. During

In cybersecurity, ethical hackers are like digital guardians, keeping our online world safe. Game hacking adds a twist to this, giving hackers a chance to test their skills and help make gaming platforms secure. Today, we meet one of these ethical game hackers, diving into their world to understand

Once viewed with caution, ethical hackers are now regarded as an essential asset for many cybersecurity teams around the globe. Their proactive approach to finding and surfacing security weaknesses enables security teams to stay several steps ahead of potential cyber attacks. As cyber threats grow i

As part of the Belgian Act on the Protection of Whistleblowers, dispositions were adopted to offer a safe harbor for ethical hackers who respect certain strict conditions. Some positive developments impacting Belgium’s cybersecurity industry came into effect today (February 15), with newly adopted l

James de Lacey recently joined Intigriti as Global Vice President of Sales. Find out why he believes now is the ideal time for people to start building their careers in cybersecurity. Hi, James! Can you tell us a little about your career history? What brought you to Intigriti? James de Lacey: My att

Intigriti’s Trust Center is an exciting new feature of Intigriti, so we thought a one-on-one interview with its mastermind would help people understand what it’s all about. Niels: Intigriti’s Trust Center is a live dashboard connected to our platform that displays our security posture in real-time w

This interview originally appeared in Cybernews in April 2022. Trusting your cybersecurity team to identify vulnerabilities in your company’s security systems is vital. However, you’ll likely sleep better at night by getting a second look from an outsider. Such is the work that bug bounty hunters (e

It’s no secret that there is a shortage of female hackers. Being part of this world, we understand this better than anyone. Within the bug bounty community alone, 95% of hunters are male—but we’re here to change that. One way we can help diversify the industry is to influence the next generation of

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a cybercriminal? Well, if you’re an ethical hacker, you must go beyond imagining and put yourself into the shoes of one. Not all hackers are inherently bad. However, they get a bad reputation from mainstream media. Despite having the same skill sets

In our ‘meet the hacker’ series, we’re taking the time to talk with Intigriti community members that have an impressive track record, an unusual methodology or have made valuable contributions to the community. This time, we were talking to Rana Khalil, who is well-known for her Youtube channel and

In our ‘meet the hacker’ series, we’re taking the time to talk with Intigriti community members that have an impressive track record, an unusual methodology or have made valuable contributions to the community. This time, we were talking to Tom Hudson (aka. TomNomNom), who is well-known for his plet

In our ‘meet the hacker’ series, we’re taking the time to talk with Intigriti community members that have an impressive track record, an unusual methodology or have made valuable contributions to the community. This time, we were talking to Katie Paxton-Fear (aka. InsiderPhD), who is well-known for

In our ‘meet the hacker’ series, we’re taking the time to talk with Intigriti community members that have an impressive track record, an unusual methodology or have made valuable contributions to the community. This time, we were talking with Samuel Eng, who is one of the most experienced hackers ou

Anyone familiar with the Intigriti brand is likely to know that we illustrate our hackers. If you know our brand but not our quirky cartoons, a glance at our Ethical Hacker Insights Report or weekly hacker interviews will quickly bring you up to speed. In this blog post, we’re going to disclose why

In our ‘meet the hacker’ series, we’re taking the time to talk with Intigriti community members that have an impressive track record, an unusual methodology or have made valuable contributions to the community. This time, we’re meeting up with Peter from Sweden, who goes by the handle p4fg, accompan

Our in-house team of security analysts won’t judge reports by their author, but some researchers are known internally to put a smile on the face of our triage team. One of these researchers is 0xKasper, who as it turns out only lives a few blocks away from one of our Intigriti offices. More than eno

Intigriti researcher sumgr0 caught our eyes when he secured himself a top position in our quarterly leaderboard by honing his skills on just one program. We caught up with him for an interview to talk about his recon techniques, automation and why he enjoys using the Intigriti platform. Hi Sumit! I’