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ForAllSecure hosted a hackathon at Arizona State University where 181 students, including Vishnu Prateek Kakaraparthi, participated as part of the Mayhem Heroes program.

ForAllSecure hosted a hackathon at Arizona State University where 181 students, including Bailey Capuano, participated as part of the Mayhem Heroes program.

Open source software is mission critical, but its security is severely under-tested. As part of Phase 1, ForAllSecure has offered up to $2 million to meet these needs with its Mayhem Heroes program. Jacob is one of those heroes.

"Mayhem was able to crash a handful of well-funded software projects ... vulnerabilities in those smaller projects that don’t receive enough scrutiny yet are (indirectly) used in countless other critical projects" - Raj Shah

The IEEE recently honored the founders of ForAllSecure with its prestigious Test-of-Time award for a paper first published in May 2012.

As part of the Mayhem Heroes program, ForAllSecure is visiting various university campuses. At the end of April, ForAllSecure hosted a day-long hackathon at Arizona State University where 181 students participated in the day-long in-person training program.

In early April, ForAllSecure hosted a day-long hackathon at Carnegie-Mellon University.

ForAllSecure is investing $2 million to make open source software (OSS) more secure with a a free version of its flagship product Mayhem.

ForAllSecure, the world’s most advanced Application Security Testing technology, today announced it has raised $21 million in a series B funding round.