What The Hack

The threat to the private data of millions of users across the world is real. Future quantum computers that could break the RSA of today are a terrible risk!

The Quantum Apocalypse: Your Encryption Will Fail And Even Your Bitcoin Will Be At Risk

Get ready for bigger and better data landing on your stats pages, experience revamped story and profile pages, and more!🚀

Pride and Progress: Enhanced Stats, Improved Story Navigation, and Shinier Profiles on HackerNoon

The cost of hiring a hacker can go up to thousands of dollars for a well-executed hack. White hat hackers from freelancing sites like Fiverr or Upwork can probe

“Hackers for Hire” Is a Rising Industry That Demands Ethical Considerations

Why cyber criminals and money launderers prefer to use cryptocurrency for illicit acitivities.

Why Cyber Hackers and Money Launderers Prefer Cryptocurrency

What happens after you accidentally leak secrets to a public code repository.

What happens after you accidentally leak secrets to a public code repository

Do you know what is the most favorite methodology of hackers to break into your security? These are not highly sophisticated zero-days or Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs). 

What's A Spear-Phishing Attack and To Protect Yourself From It

Amid all of the news related to the pandemic, COVID-19, and global fears about the future of our planet, something that managed to break the news around the world was a global hack on Twitter’s platform.

The Twitter Hack Isn’t About Twitter or Bitcoin: It’s About Our Internet Identity

WordPress has grown to become the most popular CMS in the world. But being in the public eye puts a big and obvious target on its back. Everyone uses WordPress, from a small blogger to Time Magazine. In fact, anyone looking to publish website content can make use of the CMS. It is flexible, extensible, Open Source and most importantly, supported by a large community of active contributors. 

Why Most Hackers Prey on WordPress

Hacks are novel creations or solutions to problems and the purpose of a Hackathon is to create them.  The word “Hackathon” comes from combining the words ‘Hack’ and ‘Marathon’, and implies a long sprint to create something useful in a single event.

How to Go About Planning a Hackathon?

<em>Note: Shyft participated in this event in a judging/mentoring capacity and has also supported other blockchain hackathons. We’re not organizers of ETHDenver.</em>

7 tips hackathons can pick up from ETHDenver

Well, I think I heard the name V8 a million times. The first time it came up was at 2008, when an engineer from my team explained to me why the performance of some code would be ok — he said: “V8 will take care of it!” — I nodded. Although I didn’t know what is he talking about, I still wanted to seem up to date with the technical front-end buzzwords which were flooding us these days. Then, when I got back to my computer, I googled it and thought to myself — cool, new JavaScript engine the chrome uses, great, I guess.

JavaScript V8 Engine Explained

Regulators say crypto laws protect us — but at what cost? Here’s how KYC rules and data overreach are putting users at real risk.

What the Coinbase Hack Reveals About Crypto Regulation and the Harm Principle

Boris, an iOS Developer for more than five years, sits down with HackerNoon in a Meet the Writer interview.

Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Boris Bugor, Senior iOS Developer

Celebrating Women's History Month, we want women-led and women-focused businesses to have an evergreen spotlight via HackerNoon Evergreen Company Pages!

HackerNoon Celebrates the Women in Tech with Evergreen Tech Company News Pages & Interviews

Make your next hackathon better for developers. Learn how Devpost's game-changing hackathon revealed valuable insights on incentives and ease of submission!

Hack the Hackathon: What Devs Look For

Meet Angelina Tsuboi, a 17-year-old programmer and aerospace cybersecurity developer making projects to ensure the security of space-based applications

Meet a Teen Space Guardian Protecting the Cosmos from Evil using Aerospace Cybersecurity

Security is at odds with productivity and team cohesion. It doesn't have to be. There's a balance to strike that mitigates external and internal risk.

Security is at Odds With Productivity and Team Cohesion

Hack the Capitol 5.0 conference took place in Washington D.C. on May 4, 2022. Here are some of the main highlights on cybersecurity from Hack the Capitol 5.0.

Hack the Capitol Highlights and What To Know

What is a Growth hacker mindset and its 14 habits?

14 Habits Of The Growth Hacker Mindset: A Deep Dive

Remember those scam callers who pretend to be the bank’s manager, without even knowing which bank you’ve got an account in? They ask for your card details for some verification shit.

Reflecting on What Made the Twitter Hack Possible 

We’ll make here a quick overview of the security landscape of crypto-DAG platforms, exploring the measures in place to safeguard user funds and data.

Is a Crypto-DAG Platform Vulnerable to Hacking? Understanding the Security Risks

Learn everything you need to know about Social Media Strategy via these 74 free HackerNoon stories.

74 Stories To Learn About Social Media Strategy

Delve into the gripping account of the Sony Hack 2014, exploring the cyber attack's journey from initial breach to widespread fallout.

From Breach to Fallout: The Story of the 2014 Sony Hack 

The Hack Boston event will be the first cryptocurrency hackathon to be held on an Ivy League campus. 

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The Quantum Apocalypse: Your Encryption Will Fail And Even Your Bitcoin Will Be At Risk

Pride and Progress: Enhanced Stats, Improved Story Navigation, and Shinier Profiles on HackerNoon

“Hackers for Hire” Is a Rising Industry That Demands Ethical Considerations

Why Cyber Hackers and Money Launderers Prefer Cryptocurrency

What happens after you accidentally leak secrets to a public code repository

What's A Spear-Phishing Attack and To Protect Yourself From It

The Twitter Hack Isn’t About Twitter or Bitcoin: It’s About Our Internet Identity

Why Most Hackers Prey on WordPress

How to Go About Planning a Hackathon?

7 tips hackathons can pick up from ETHDenver

JavaScript V8 Engine Explained

What the Coinbase Hack Reveals About Crypto Regulation and the Harm Principle

Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Boris Bugor, Senior iOS Developer

HackerNoon Celebrates the Women in Tech with Evergreen Tech Company News Pages & Interviews

Hack the Hackathon: What Devs Look For

Meet a Teen Space Guardian Protecting the Cosmos from Evil using Aerospace Cybersecurity

Security is at Odds With Productivity and Team Cohesion

Hack the Capitol Highlights and What To Know

14 Habits Of The Growth Hacker Mindset: A Deep Dive

Reflecting on What Made the Twitter Hack Possible

Is a Crypto-DAG Platform Vulnerable to Hacking? Understanding the Security Risks

74 Stories To Learn About Social Media Strategy

From Breach to Fallout: The Story of the 2014 Sony Hack

First Crypto Hackathon and Workshop at Harvard University to be Hosted by Telos

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