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Hacker Q&A with LEETboy: I bought a car for my mom from bug bounties

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Q&A with LEETboy, #2 on the quarterly leaderboard with bugs in Snapchat, Twitter and Quora: from a $2,000 Samsung smart-TV find to buying his mother a car, plus advice for young hackers.
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