Hackers are systems thinkers; they have an attitude that allows them to identify opportunities to make outsized impacts creatively, quickly, and resourcefully. Managers could benefit from thinking more like hackers.
Once while procrastinating at work, I stumbled upon the story of a computer hacker and cybercriminal, Albert Gonzalez. At 14, he was the ringleader of a group of mischievous computer geeks who hacked into NASA, drawing the attention of the FBI.
Why Is Hacking Good? Ethical Hacking is a Skill, Not a Crime - Security Boulevard
The word “hacker” is all too often associated with criminal activities—“The hacker who broke into the systems at …”
This association, however, does a disservice to the legitimately curious people, including students, academics and researchers—“Researchers worked with Microsoft to patch the vulnerability before it became known.
Bribing Hackers Seems to Work: 3 Hacks Returned in 3 Months - Blockworks
Permissionless is the brainchild of Blockworks and Bankless. Over 5,500 people attended the inaugural event in 2022, making Permissionless the world's largest DeFi conference. What sets Permissionless apart?
The DEX had a strong opening quarter, outperforming most of its peers across critical metrics. Curve sits in an advantageous position, especially considering its upcoming upgrades that bolster the protocol's ability to generate revenue.
How Euler Finance recovered $200 million from a hacker | Fortune Crypto
The wild world of DeFi has seen its share of hacks and high jinks, but nothing quite like what befell the lending service Euler Finance in recent weeks.
But that's not how it played out. According to a person familiar with the ordeal, the Euler folks' initial response was indeed despair since, as we know, crypto transactions are irreversible and most hackers hang their hats in lawless places like Russia or North Korea.
Euler Finance Exploiter Returns All 'Recoverable Funds' From $200M Hack - Decrypt
"Following successful negotiations, all of the recoverable funds taken from the Euler protocol on March 13 have now been successfully returned by the exploiter," reads the post shared by Euler's official Twitter account.
On-chain data shows the exploiter made two transactions worth 8,080 ETH and 2,500 ETH , respectively, as well as $12 million in the DAI stablecoin. The fiat value of the three transactions is estimated to be around $31 million.
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Adopting a hacker attitude can help managers navigate situations when there isn't an obvious answer or clear choice. https://t.co/Zb14sa8To2 HarvardBiz Thu Apr 06 18:24:00 +0000 2023
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