Meta and PortSwigger drive offensive security further to find what others miss
2026-04-20T08:51:48Z•f2327e080be65891cf3e2e6f9d3cb19fc6e13828c3184815b078d839e525e862
Acrobat ReaderBurp SuiteCI/CD securityCleverCloudEU cloud sovereigntyMeta Bug BountyMicrosoft DefenderNorth KoreaOVHcloudPortSwiggerProximusRedSun (research name)STACKITScalewaySmokedMeatSyncthingbug bountycredential harvestingdeepfakeshiring fraudoffensive securitypeer-to-peer syncpipeline attackssovereign cloudzero-day
What happened
This Help Net Security feed covers multiple security developments: Meta Bug Bounty and PortSwigger partnered to improve offensive-security training and tooling (Burp Suite); the European Commission awarded up to €180M for sovereign cloud services to four EU-based providers; Boost Security released SmokedMeat, an open-source framework that simulates attacker chains inside CI/CD pipelines; guidance on detecting North Korean deepfake job-interview impostors; a Syncthing product showcase; a week-in-review noting an Acrobat Reader flaw exploitation and broader AI/security discussions; Google used/‑
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