Thai Freshman Detects Cybersecurity Flaw at NASA
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We are so proud of "Nong Pond," a first-year student who spent a month discovering a security vulnerability and received a letter of appreciation from NASA.
The College of Computing, Khon Kaen University (KKU), has revealed the joyful news that Mr. Thanapon Butsricha, under the pseudonym (nullbyt3z), a first-year student, has been diagnosed.
Thai student earns thank-you letter from NASA for reporting security hole - VnExpress International
A first-year cybersecurity student at Thailand's Khon Kaen University has received a letter of appreciation from NASA for reporting a security flaw in the U.S. space agency's information systems. - VnExpress International
Khon Kaen University first-year student recognised by NASA for cybersecurity work
A first-year Thai cybersecurity student at Khon Kaen University received a letter of recognition from NASA after identifying and responsibly reporting a security vulnerability in the US space agency’s information systems. Khon Kaen University announced that Thanaphon Butsrisicha, a student in the Cybersecurity programme at its College of Computing, had received an official letter of … The story Khon Kaen University first-year student recognised …
Thai student earns NASA recognition after uncovering security flaw
KHON KAEN – A first-year university student in Thailand has received an official letter of appreciation from NASA after discovering and responsibly reporting a cybersecurity vulnerability in the US space agency’s information systems. Thanaphon Butsreecha, a first-year student in the Cybersecurity programme at Khon Kaen University’s College of Computing, identified a Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability […]
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