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Hacking the Singapore Government: A Q&A With A Top Hacker & MINDEF 2.0 Results

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Singapore MINDEF's second bug bounty challenge drew 300+ hackers across 11 government targets, finding 20 valid vulnerabilities for $16,000, with Eugene Lim (@spaceraccoon) as top hunter.
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