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On this week’s Cyber Work Podcast, BugCrowd and disclose.io! founder Casey Ellis discusses how to think like a cybercriminal, the crucial need for transparent vulnerability disclosure, the origins of BugCrowd and why mentorship is a gift that goes in both directions.
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0:00 - Intro 3:15 - Getting into cybersecurity 4:30 - Criminal mindset in cybersecurity 5:49 - Ellis’s career to date 9:10 - Healthcare cybersecurity 11:47 - Mentoring others 13:52 - Mentorship as a two-way street 16:12 - Bugcrowd and bug bounty 19:18 - Vulnerability disclosure project 21:30 - Bug bounty popularity 24:52 - U.S. sanctions on hacking groups 26:52 - Hiring hackers 31:52 - Pursue specialization 33:51 - Cyber threats flying under the radar 39:17 - Working from home safely 40:48 - How to get into bug bounties 42:18 - How to report vulnerabilities 44:04 - Advice to begin ethical hacking 45:23 - Learn more about Ellis 45:56 - Outro
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