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Hacker Spotlight: Interview with dawgyg

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Interview with Tommy DeVoss (@dawgyg), ranked 20th on HackerOne with 484 vulnerabilities, who went from teenage hacking convictions to becoming a million-dollar bug bounty hunter in 2019.
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