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Reddit's Bug Bounty Program Kicks Off: Q&A with Reddit's Allison Miller and Spencer Koch, and Top Program Hacker @RENEKROKA

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After three years running a private program, Reddit is taking its bug bounty public. CISO Allison Miller, security lead Spencer Koch, and top hacker Rene Kroka discuss the program's goals.
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