Bug bounty competition offers financial rewards for finding security vulnerabilities - so they can be fixed before malicious hackers find them.

Hack The Army is a “bug bounty” program that builds on the efforts of Army and Department of Defense security professionals in safeguarding DoD and Army networks, systems and data.

Based on the "Hack the Pentagon" bug bounty program, the Army's effort will let military personnel and government civilians find vulnerabilities in the Army's recruiting websites.

Hackers now can register for the “ Hack the Army ” bug bounty challenge, a competition modeled after the Defense Digital Service’s “ Hack the Pentagon ” pilot. The Army program is focused on more ...

The Army worked with Defense Digital Services and HackerOne on the latest bug bounty, which identified 238 overall vulnerabilities.

Bug bounty platform HackerOne, together with the Pentagon’s Defense Digital Service, announced on Thursday that they’ve officially launched Hack the Army 2.0. The four-week-long challenge will allow ...

Statistics are in from the Army’s first bug bounty program, and the program appears to have been a success. Bug bounty programs award cash prizes to hackers who reveal security holes in the ...

In an effort to win the war on bugs, Army equipment officials have decided to issue insecticide-treated uniforms to every new soldier entering the Army starting next year.