The First-Ever Car Hacking Event of Its Kind: #bcbugbash Louisville

The Bugcrowd team hosted a two-day Car Hacking Bug Bash event in Louisville, Kentucky, bringing together the world's top car hackers to search for vulnerabilities in cars that might be present in garages today. The event provided direct access to technology and security teams, resulting in high-severity bug discoveries and $15,000+ payouts. The combination of diverse hacker experiences led to exciting collaborations and finds, with multiple events planned in cities across the globe over the coming year. A recent Bugcrowd University hackathon also took place at the Cal Poly Cybersecurity Institute, focusing on Arlo products and featuring top researchers and students.

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