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NCSC Recognises The Work Of Ethical Hackers With An Appreciation Event

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The UK's NCSC honored ethical hackers in London: since 2018 its Vulnerability Reporting Service has grown to 55 programs, with 844 hackers submitting issues and receiving challenge coins.
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