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Hacker-Powered Pen Tests and The Power of More

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Why hacker-powered pen tests beat traditional ones: dozens of testers instead of 1–3, diverse skill sets, pay-for-results pricing, and deeper findings—one comparison saw 3 bugs found vs 63.
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