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555 reports, $106 000 and Malaysia — that’s Standoff Hacks 🔥 Standoff Hacks is our series of private events where the platform’s top researchers put companies’ services to the test. Limited time, an exclusive scope, and a race for first place. This time, bug hunters searched for vulnerabilities in Wildberries and Ozon services, submitting 555 reports and earning $106 100 in bounties. After the online stage, we met up in Malaysia to catch up, celebrate the winners, and hang out with the local community 🇲🇾 Watch the highlights! @HusseiN98D @GodfatherOrwa @XHackerx007 @4non_Hunter

Standoff Hacks Final: Time to Reveal the Winners 😎 Two weeks of bug hunting are officially over. During that time, the platform’s top researchers submitted 555 reports and earned more than 9 million rubles. Now it’s time to reveal the winners. 🏆 Top 3 of Standoff Hacks: 🥇 noname1337 — Best Hacker 🥈 brain 🥉 hussein98d And a few special shout-outs: 🔥 brain — Wildberries MVP 🔥 noname1337 — OZON MVP 💸 Bearsec — biggest bounty of the event 🎯 OrwaGodFather — submitted the 500th report of the event That’s Standoff Hacks: top hackers, the biggest companies, and an intense hunt for vulnerabilities. Congrats to all the winners, and a huge thank you to everyone who jumped into the race and made this event so epic. Stay tuned, and see you at Standoff Hacks! 🕺

Hackers in the wild 😎 @GodfatherOrwa & @XHackerx007 at @GISECGlobal 📍DeCode Zone, #GISEC2026

What’s in Positive Technologies’ DeCode zone at @GISECGlobal? ⚙️ Positive Labs: build&hack an USB security token 🎭 DeepFake Reality: see how AI can replicate your identity 🎤 Stand-up talks with @GodfatherOrwa & @XHackerx007 for real-world insights and tips C140, Hall 5 #GISEC

SQL Injection without these special chars [' "()\/%*&\`] possible? Yep, me and @or4nge16hehe did it. Using only: [ a-z, 0-9, dot, @+- ] Write-up soon #BugBounty #infosec

You don’t want to miss the biggest cybersecurity conference in Amman this year🔥 🎤 InfoSec talks 🏁 Hands-on challenges 🤝 Communities & collabs 🌐 Networking & opportunities For students, pros, and the curious this is your place to learn & connect Stay tuned #BSidesAmman2026

$1,000,000 in bug bounties came down to one decision: pick a program and stick with it 👨‍💻😮‍💨 HX007, a hacker in the Bugcrowd community, made over $750K on a single program. Not by knowing more than everyone else. By knowing one target better than anyone else. 🔖 The longer you work a program, the more you understand the dev team behind it. Their patterns, their blind spots, the bugs they keep missing. It stops feeling like hunting and starts feeling like collaboration. When nothing's clicking, HX007 switches to a VDP, racks up some P1s, and comes back with his confidence rebuilt. 💡 More advice from HX007 and why he hunts on Bugcrowd: bugcrowd.com/blog/how-i-hack…

What is Standoff Hacks and how do you get in? 🤔 We sat down with one of our researchers, Hackerx007 @XHackerx007, to find out what participating in Standoff Hacks means to him. Dive into the amazing world of Standoff Hacks and explore it with us!  Read the interview, then join the contest for a chance to win an invite to a party abroad 😎 1⃣ What does participating in Standoff Hacks mean to you? A lot! It allows me to challenge myself and push my hacking mentality to the maximum level. It was my first LHE, so I didn't think I would win, but while hacking, I discovered a new part of my skills! Under pressure, you discover new skills that you didn't think you were capable of. So what does Standoff Hacks mean to me? It means confidence and challenge! Winning an LHE against 32 elite hackers showed me that under pressure we can do things we didn't think we could do. 2⃣ You have participated in Standoff Hacks before. What are the most vivid impressions you remember? The spirit, the community, and the management! When I met the other hackers, it felt like we'd known each other for a long time. Even though we were against each other, everyone was hoping the other would win! We had such a beautiful time together. And the program managers were with us — Elizaveta from T-Bank and Alexander from WB — giving their support. And you know what? We didn't even feel like they were the program owners. We were joking, having fun! And the support we got from the Positive Technologies team — Alex, Max, Masha — was amazing. Those moments and the time we spent, the laughs... it's unforgettable. 3⃣ What is most important to you at such events: victory, experience, money, or the community? Experience and community. As I said, I discovered things I didn't think I was able to do. I learned critical skills — working under pressure allows you to learn new things! Also the community — making new friends who think just like you. You know, all hackers around the world share the same way of thinking, and that makes the connection much easier. As I said, we felt like we'd known each other forever. We had a lot of fun! So making new friends and learning new things —that's what I'm looking forward to. 4⃣ How do you usually prepare for Standoff Hacks — or do you deliberately not prepare? I would love to take a break for a few days before the event, so I can recharge my energy and be ready to hack day and night! 5⃣ What is the most challenging part of Standoff Hacks: the lack of time or the competitive pressure? Neither! The most challenging thing is proving to yourself that you can do it. Anyone can win. I was challenging myself, because when I started, I didn't think I could win, but I was trying to prove to myself that I could do it! The time was enough for me, and working under pressure is beneficial — so the real challenge was proving to myself that I can and I will! 6⃣ What are you most looking forward to at Standoff Hacks in China: complex bugs, networking, or the atmosphere? I'm not greedy — all three of them! Finding critical bugs gives me confidence, making new friends and connections, and enjoying the time with other hackers! See you in China!