Blogsites 'Green hat hackers'
Microsoft has released some hacking information from the blue-hat hacker group on Thursday, just a day after the third green-hat hacker conference took place.
This website also contains information, pictures, statements, videos interviewing representatives, individuals who have contributed a little to the Green Hat Hackers organization. The congress held from 8 to 10 March at Microsoft 's Redmond branch in Washington addresses issues such as security flaws in web applications, ways to infiltrate databases. whether .
This website is called " Bluehat Security Briefing ", started by Microsoft over a year ago. The goal is to have dialogues between the company's security team and outside security researchers. This is a form of cooperation with hackers to develop Microsoft. Many serious security flaws have been discovered by this " Green Hat Hacker Group ".
Understandably, the members of Bluehat are considered to be the favored employees of Microsoft in the way the company gradually improves its products. And Bluehat Brief is one of the means by which members can talk about security issues they discover, in the form of blogs instead of on a forum.
The Bluehat Conference for the third time has more than 650 participants. It is known that this is a group that is almost in a position to confront " Black Hat Hacker ". Blue is taken from the badges worn by Microsoft employees when participating in this workshop.
Interested readers can visit here to learn and track information.
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