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Hack The Box founders James Hooker, Haris Pylarinos, and Aris Zikopoulos. Following its announcement of $10.6 million in Series A funding earlier this week, U.K.-based Hack The Box has ambitious plans for the future – and opening a new office in the United States tops the list. Hack The Box claims to have the world’s largest ethical hacker community with more than 500,000 platform members with diverse IT backgrounds, encompassing 800 business and government organizations and 550 academic institutions. Players learn by “attacking” vulnerabilities in virtual labs, advancing ...

Hack The Box, a UK-based provider of an ethical hacking community and cybersecurity training platform, raised $10.6M in Series A funding. The round was led by Paladin Capital Group with participation from Osage University Partners, Brighteye Ventures, and existing investors Marathon Venture Capital. The company intends to use the funds to establish its presence in the US and global market and expand its product portfolio for both individuals and organizations.  Led by Haris Pylarinos, CEO, James Hooker, CTO, and Aris Zikopoulos, CCO, Hack The Box provides a product suite that offers exp...

MARCHAL, James © Provided by Dayton Daily News Dayton Daily News MARCHAL, James "Hooker" Age 73, of Dayton, passed away on Sunday, March 7, 2021. Born July 18, 1947, in Dayton, Ohio, to the late Thomas & Maureen Marchal. Jim served with the 1/83rd Artillery during the Vietnam War and was an avid veteran's advocate. He participated in the Honor Guard, founded a PTSD Support Group, and was a proud member of the U.S. Military Vets Motorcycle Club. He is survived by his beloved wife of 51 years, Sue; his daughters, Carie (Scott) McKinney, Casey, and Carla Marchal; and his favorite grandson...

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A fire on board a container ship at Napier Port is under control after firefighters and ship engineers fought back the blaze which sent massive black smoke plumes over the city. Eleven fire crews were working at the ship, which is docked, with some trying to cool the side of the ship with water from outside, Fire and Emergency said. The service was called to the fire at 10.45am. Dark 'foul smelling' smoke began billowing from the ship mid-morning, and police cleared onlookers from roads surrounding the port and lookout points in the hills nearby. Fire and Emergency said people were still advi...