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Bug Bounty Myth #7: Bounty Programs Are Too Hard To Run and Manage

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Bugcrowd argues that while running a bug bounty alone is hard, triage engines, clear bounty briefs and managed services remove most of the burden of duplicates and low-quality submissions.
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