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A Note from Luke Stephens: Bugcrowd’s New Manager of Quality Assurance and Training

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Luke Stephens, aka hakluke, joins Bugcrowd as QA and Training Manager, promising technical oversight of submission appeals, faster triage, and more educational content for the hacker community.
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