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Congratulations, Cosmin! The world’s seventh million-dollar bug bounty hacker

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Cosmin (@inhibitor181), a Romanian developer-turned-full-time-hacker living in Germany, is the world's seventh million-dollar bug bounty hacker as seven-figure earners reach eight on HackerOne.
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