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Recap of h@cktivitycon 2020

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Recap of HackerOne's virtual h@cktivitycon 2020 conference: 12,000 registrants, 20 speakers covering pentesting, recon, and IoT hacking, plus a 48-hour CTF with 95 levels drawing over 10,000 players.
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