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Uncle Sam Seeks Private Hackers to Disrupt Criminal Networks
The White House, in a major expansion of how it works with the private sector, has launched a program to engage private cybersecurity firms to conduct cyber
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Gold Eagle Clearinghouse Targets Security Gap, but How Is Unclear
Dark Reading published an article on Gold Eagle Clearinghouse's exploitation of security gaps in financial systems. Casey Ellis is quoted discussing the vulnerabilities involved and their broader implications for sector-wide security practices.
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Cybersecurity vets protest 'dangerous' US government ban on Anthropic's most powerful models
A TechCrunch article covers cybersecurity experts' objection to US government export controls on Anthropic's advanced AI models. Casey Ellis joined dozens of security professionals in urging the White House to lift restrictions, contending the ban undermines defenders' ability to secure software and products.
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Will AI Kill the Bug Bounty Industry?
Anthropic's Mythos is accelerating vulnerability discovery to machine speed, forcing the bug bounty industry and offensive security teams to adapt to a future where finding flaws is no longer the hard part.
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Microsoft says it won't go after security researchers after the internet called them out
Microsoft announced it will not pursue legal action against security researchers following public criticism, according to Windows Central. Casey Ellis contributed to the discussion around responsible disclosure practices and the importance of constructive collaboration between software vendors and the security research community.
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Microsoft's Zero-Day Legal Threats Spark Backlash
Dark Reading published an article examining legal threats and industry backlash following a Microsoft zero-day vulnerability disclosure. Casey Ellis commented on the broader implications of how security researchers and coordinated disclosure practices navigate legal risks and responsible vulnerability reporting in the current threat landscape.
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Thoughts on the #slopdemic
A LinkedIn post from Casey Ellis examines emerging trends in vulnerability reporting and security disclosure practices. Ellis proposes new terminology to describe the proliferation of low-quality vulnerability reports and discusses patterns he has observed throughout his career in the field.
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Cybersecurity Pros: What Hiring and HR Managers Are Looking For in 2026
Dice Insights published a 2026 guide on what cybersecurity hiring managers seek in candidates, drawing on interviews with CISOs and security leaders. Casey Ellis contributes insights on the skills, certifications, and professional qualities that help cybersecurity professionals stand out in the current job market.
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Who Decides What Happens Next with the Most Capable AI?
The Rip Current published an article examining governance and oversight of advanced AI capabilities and their potential economic impact. Casey Ellis contributes perspective on decision-making processes around transformative AI systems and the balance between industry self-regulation and institutional oversight.
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Here's how cyber heavyweights are reading the Claude Mythos AI cybersecurity report
CyberScoop published an article examining how cybersecurity leaders interpret findings from the Claude Mythos AI cybersecurity threat report. Casey Ellis contributed perspective on how defenders assess the tool's potential hacking capabilities and implications for security strategy.
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Why experts fear AI could tip the scales toward hackers
An AOL article examines how artificial intelligence capabilities could shift the balance toward attackers in cybersecurity. Casey Ellis, co-founder of Bugcrowd, discusses the potential security risks and timeline for when advanced AI tools might become broadly accessible to malicious actors.
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'Vulnpocalypse': What happens when AI gives hackers a superweapon
NBC News published an article titled "Vulnpocalypse: What happens when AI gives hackers a superweapon" examining concerns about advanced AI models and cybersecurity risks. Casey Ellis is featured discussing the implications of AI capabilities for vulnerability research and the security landscape.
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4 ways to prepare your SOC for agentic AI
CSO Online published an article on preparing security operations centers for agentic AI. Ellis discusses governance frameworks, playbook updates, and organizational readiness measures that security leaders should implement as AI systems take on greater autonomy in SOC environments.
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The Most Overlooked Cybersecurity Threats and How to Defend Against Them
SafetyDetectives published an article examining overlooked cybersecurity threats and defense strategies. Casey Ellis contributed expert perspective on risks that receive less attention than major threats like ransomware and nation-state attacks.
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tl;dr sec 316 (mentions Casey stepping away from Bugcrowd)
tl;dr sec published an issue on February 19, 2026 covering Claude Code power user techniques, threat actor tracking on GitHub, and open source AI-powered pentesting tools. The newsletter mentioned Casey Ellis stepping away from Bugcrowd, where he had served as co-founder and chief executive.
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Cyber Insights 2026: Cyberwar and Rising Nation State Threats
SecurityWeek's Cyber Insights 2026 report examines cyberwar trends and escalating nation-state threats in the coming year. Casey Ellis provides analysis on the geopolitical dimensions of cyber operations and their impact on critical infrastructure security and private sector defense strategies.
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Risky Chinese Electric Buses Spark Aussie Gov't Review
Dark Reading published an article on Chinese electric buses triggering an Australian government review. Casey Ellis is quoted discussing cybersecurity risks associated with the vehicles and their potential vulnerabilities to foreign interference.
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We're Hiring: Hacking Groups Recruit Teens While Feds Want to Ground Them
Security Boulevard published an article examining the recruitment of teenagers into hacking groups and efforts to counter this trend. Casey Ellis discusses the challenge of redirecting young people's skills toward ethical hacking and cybersecurity careers rather than malicious activities.