iDefense

A headhunter recruited him to work at eSecurity where he earned a top-secret clearance, which took 10 months of background checks and iDefense, which was sold to Verisign.

Value Added: Joe Payne and the (online) art of closing a deal Post 2011

“Unu is definitely looking for fame by attacking security vendors 'sites using SQL injection attacks,” says Anchises de Paula, threat intelligence analyst at VeriSign iDefense.

Hacker may be in it for the fame 2009

A headhunter recruited him to work at eSecurity where he earned a top-secret clearance, which took 10 months of background checks and iDefense, which was sold to Verisign.

Value Added: Joe Payne and the (online) art of closing a deal Post 2011

This is yet another example of China relentlessly carrying out its long-standing policy to gain strategic advantage over America by extracting as much commercial and military data from the USA as it can, says Rick Howard, director of security intelligence at VeriSign iDefense.

Classified cyber data stolen; sold to Chinese 2009

Those numbers represent more flaws reported to Zero Day Initiative and iDefense in a single year -- and certainly more vulnerabilities in Web browsers -- than practically any other researcher in the world.

What This Chinese Hacker Could Teach Apple 2010

In the last year alone he's sold more than 50 of those flaws to vulnerability bounty projects like Zero Day Initiative and iDefense, organizations at Hewlett-Packard

What This Chinese Hacker Could Teach Apple 2010

ZDI has paid Wu at least $5,000 for each of the 50 bugs it's bought from him, and iDefense has on occasion paid more than $10,000 for a single flaw.

What This Chinese Hacker Could Teach Apple 2010

Those numbers represent more flaws reported to Zero Day Initiative and iDefense in a single year -- and certainly more vulnerabilities in Web browsers -- than practically any other researcher in the world.

What This Hacker Could Teach Apple 2010

ZDI has paid Wu at least $5,000 for each of the 50 bugs it's bought from him, and iDefense has on occasion paid more than $10,000 for a single flaw.

What This Chinese Hacker Could Teach Apple 2010

In the last year alone he's sold more than 50 of those flaws to vulnerability bounty projects like Zero Day Initiative and iDefense, organizations at Hewlett-Packard

What This Chinese Hacker Could Teach Apple 2010