US Air Force invites British hackers to test its defences
Only 'vetted computer specialists' from 'Five Eyes' nations invited to participate in USAF bug-bounty program
The US Air Force has invited hackers from the UK to register for a bug bounty program in which they will get the chance to test the cyber defences of the world's biggest air force. The program is being...
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