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Hacker Spotlight: Interview with Samux

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Chilean pentester Samuel Orellana (@Samux) has hunted bugs on HackerOne since 2016, targeting companies like Uber and Spotify, and now serves as a HackerOne Brand Ambassador for Santiago.
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