Why is hacking so easy and security so hard? - ABC listen
This 2015 broadcast from ABC listen's FutureTense program, reported by Stilgherrian, explores why networks are still hacked on a large scale. Casey Ellis, founder and CEO of Bugcrowd, explains how bug bounty programs invite researchers to find and report vulnerabilities, and says crowds paid for results beat hourly-paid penetration testing.
Source description, as published
Despite all that we've learned about online fraud and malicious attacks, networks are still being hacked on an industrial scale. So why is it so hard to stop the bad guys? Stilgherrian explores the wild world of online security.