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Ukraine Ethical Hackers Bewildered as HackerOne Bug Bounty Platform Said to Halt Their Payouts
Ethical hackers in Ukraine are feeling lost amid the ongoing disruption from Russia as bug bounty platform HackerOne has withheld their payouts. Some of them have taken the issue to social media.
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US Would Retaliate If Bounties On Troops In Afghanistan Were True, Says Donald Trump
President Donald Trump on Thursday vowed to retaliate if other countries were found to have offered bounties for attacks on US troops in Afghanistan, but he gave no indication whether his stance toward US intelligence reports outlining the bounties had changed.
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"President Does Read": White House Says Trump Briefed On Russia Bounties
US President Donald Trump "does read" intelligence briefs, the White House said Tuesday in response to backlash over his professed ignorance of an alleged Russian program to pay the Taliban bounties for killing US troops.
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John Bolton, Democrats Urge Russia Sanctions If Bounty Reports True
Democrats and a leading Republican hawk on Tuesday called for U.S. President Donald Trump to consider imposing new economic sanctions on Russia if a reported Russian effort to pay the Taliban to kill U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan was confirmed.
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US Congress Demands Answers From Trump's Aides Over Russia Bounty Reports
Both Democrats and President Donald Trump's fellow Republican lawmakers in Congress demanded more information from the White House on Monday after reports that Russian military intelligence offered militants bounties for killing U.S. troops in Afghanistan.
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Trump's Denial On Russian Bounty Plan Briefing "Remarkable": John Bolton
US President Donald Trump's denial of media reports that he was briefed by intelligence officials of an alleged conspiracy between Russia and the Taliban over the killing of US troops in Afghanistan is "remarkable", former National Security Advisor (NSA) John Bolton said on Sunday (local time).
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Trump Not Briefed On Russia Bounty Intelligence: White House
The White House denied Saturday that President Donald Trump had been briefed on intelligence that reportedly showed Russia had offered bounties to Taliban-linked militants if they killed US soldiers in Afghanistan.
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Russia Offered Terrorists Bounties To Kill US Soldiers In Afghanistan: Report
US intelligence has concluded that the Russian military offered bounties to Taliban-linked terrorists in Afghanistan to kill American troops and other coalition forces, the New York Times reported on Friday.
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US Weaponry is Turning Syria into Proxy War
Insurgent commanders say that since Russia began air attacks in support of the Syrian government, they are receiving for the first time bountiful supplies of powerful U.S.-made anti-tank missiles.
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US Offers Highest-Ever Reward for Russian Hacker
The US State Department and FBI on Tuesday announced a $3 million reward for information leading to the arrest or conviction of Russian national Evgeniy Bogachev, the highest bounty US authorities have ever offered in a cyber case.
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India leads the race in reporting bugs on Facebook in 2013
India, which accounts for over 93 million Facebook users, reported the largest number of bugs under the social networking giant's bug bounty programme last year.
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Ukraine Ethical Hackers Bewildered as HackerOne Bug Bounty Platform Said to Halt Their Payouts
Ethical hackers in Ukraine are feeling lost amid the ongoing disruption from Russia as bug bounty platform HackerOne has withheld their payouts. Some of them have taken the issue to social media.
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US Would Retaliate If Bounties On Troops In Afghanistan Were True, Says Donald Trump
President Donald Trump on Thursday vowed to retaliate if other countries were found to have offered bounties for attacks on US troops in Afghanistan, but he gave no indication whether his stance toward US intelligence reports outlining the bounties had changed.
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"President Does Read": White House Says Trump Briefed On Russia Bounties
US President Donald Trump "does read" intelligence briefs, the White House said Tuesday in response to backlash over his professed ignorance of an alleged Russian program to pay the Taliban bounties for killing US troops.
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John Bolton, Democrats Urge Russia Sanctions If Bounty Reports True
Democrats and a leading Republican hawk on Tuesday called for U.S. President Donald Trump to consider imposing new economic sanctions on Russia if a reported Russian effort to pay the Taliban to kill U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan was confirmed.
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US Congress Demands Answers From Trump's Aides Over Russia Bounty Reports
Both Democrats and President Donald Trump's fellow Republican lawmakers in Congress demanded more information from the White House on Monday after reports that Russian military intelligence offered militants bounties for killing U.S. troops in Afghanistan.
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Trump's Denial On Russian Bounty Plan Briefing "Remarkable": John Bolton
US President Donald Trump's denial of media reports that he was briefed by intelligence officials of an alleged conspiracy between Russia and the Taliban over the killing of US troops in Afghanistan is "remarkable", former National Security Advisor (NSA) John Bolton said on Sunday (local time).
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Trump Not Briefed On Russia Bounty Intelligence: White House
The White House denied Saturday that President Donald Trump had been briefed on intelligence that reportedly showed Russia had offered bounties to Taliban-linked militants if they killed US soldiers in Afghanistan.
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Russia Offered Terrorists Bounties To Kill US Soldiers In Afghanistan: Report
US intelligence has concluded that the Russian military offered bounties to Taliban-linked terrorists in Afghanistan to kill American troops and other coalition forces, the New York Times reported on Friday.
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US Weaponry is Turning Syria into Proxy War
Insurgent commanders say that since Russia began air attacks in support of the Syrian government, they are receiving for the first time bountiful supplies of powerful U.S.-made anti-tank missiles.
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US Offers Highest-Ever Reward for Russian Hacker
The US State Department and FBI on Tuesday announced a $3 million reward for information leading to the arrest or conviction of Russian national Evgeniy Bogachev, the highest bounty US authorities have ever offered in a cyber case.
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India leads the race in reporting bugs on Facebook in 2013
India, which accounts for over 93 million Facebook users, reported the largest number of bugs under the social networking giant's bug bounty programme last year.
