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Hackers take on San Francisco for the 4th Year in a Row

hackerone.com | blog | #bug-bounty | #live-hacking-event | #rsa | #verizon-media | #h1-415 | #san-francisco
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Recap of h1-415 2020, HackerOne's fourth San Francisco live hacking event during RSA week: nearly 70 hackers, 400+ reports, over $707,000 paid, and 18 countries represented.
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