Hacking generally (but not always) refers to the more loose, fast-paced, process-light, individualistic style of programming preferred by a significant number of engineers and some software companies.

The number of previously unknown software flaws used by hackers more than doubled last year, a new report says, in another sign of the increasing sophistication of cybercrime and online espionage ...

The expert says he used an automated software testing technique named fuzzing to identify vulnerabilities in the interpreters of five of today's most popular programming languages: JavaScript ...

The "incremental-hacking cycle" suggested here will likely be familiar to anyone who's taken a hands-on approach to learning to code: Pick an open source program you're interested in, find a small ...

The Hack Reactor program does not come cheap — standard tuition for the three-month-long program is $17,780, though scholarships are available — but it seems that it can really be worth it ...

A computer researcher is lashing out at a controversial Italian spyware vendor after learning that his work is powering commercial surveillance software that’s been pitched to governments around ...

A year-long Pentagon pilot program found an array of software vulnerabilities at dozens of defense contractors as Russian and Chinese hackers continue to try to steal sensitive data from the US ...

Hack Reactor programs create an immersive and supportive environment for gaining the in-demand software engineering and other foundational skills needed to propel your career.

Facebook has released a programming language called Hack, which marries the ease of PHP with the rigorous safety controls of older languages such as C++. PHP programmers should easily understand ...