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It was super rewarding being able to help organize and lead this workshop. We taught middle schoolers the basics of decompiling Android apps, encoding, and encryption. Hope to do more of this in the future!
Lesson 1: Never set your computer on fire while hacking.🧯🖥️
Hear more lessons from the students of MLK Jr Middle School who learned mobile hacking with @GooglePlay and @SushiHack.
We have to say, we’re impressed. Meet the future generation of hackers: youtu.be/r5aZPArWyaI
Nice work @domenuk & team :)
We're hiring for a Security Engineer in Bengaluru for our Android Product Security Engineering team!
Check it out: google.com/about/careers/app…
#google #android #androidsecurity #hiring #jobs #bengaluru #security #securityengineer #securityengineering
And another one :) Our Red Team’s latest blog post dives deep into Binder internals. If you’re interested in hacking on Android, check it out! androidoffsec.withgoogle.com…
Super proud of our entire Red Team for this amazing work and partnership with Arm!
Check out the blog post on how we've raised the bar on GPU security: security.googleblog.com/2024…
Will AI/LLMs eventually displace human bug hunters in the world of bug bounty?
newatlas.com/technology/gpt4… 🤔
(my vote is no)
14%Yes
86%No
21 votes • Final results Adam Bacchus retweeted
Excited to share the inaugural blog post from the Android Offensive Security team - Featuring research on exploiting vulns in Android Binder from Gulshan Singh, @vxradius, and @abc_sup -androidoffsec.withgoogle.com…
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Thank you to the global research community contributing to Android security and helping protect the billions of users of the most popular operating system in history! #powerofopen
security.googleblog.com/2024…
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In 2022, we awarded a record $12M in bug bounties to 700+ researchers, including the largest award in our bug bounty program history. Thanks for helping to keep our products safe!
security.googleblog.com/2023…
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High schoolers, lawyers, IT professionals, hobbyists — meet our bug hunters. Their backgrounds vary, but their job is the same: find undiscovered vulnerabilities by trying to hack Google. Watch EP004 of the HACKING GOOGLE series ↓ youtube.com/watch?v=IoXiXlCN…
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We're excited to announce increased rewards for Google Nest & Fitbit devices! For more information, check out our blog: security.googleblog.com/2022…
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I've been at HackerOne for about 5 months now. It's been eye-opening seeing how all of these hackers work from the other side of the screen. Here is a list of some of the tips I've gathered 🧵🧵🧵 #BugBounty #BugBountyTips
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To preempt the question, that does mean that Project Zero is hiring!
For those that are interested, please apply to the Information Security Engineer position and note a strong preference for Project Zero.
USA: careers.google.com/jobs/resu…
Switzerland: careers.google.com/jobs/resu…
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Hey folks. You know, on @GoogleVRP we actually want to pay you xD. If we tell you something is not meeting the bar, it's a dupe or so, it's because we want to be consistent and fair. The rewards don't come out of our salaries, and we have no quotas to fill. Budget is not an issue















