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Hacker Herding - Bug Bounty Tips from Sky Betting & Gaming

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HackerOne republishes as a slide deck Sky Betting & Gaming's ten lessons from launching a bug bounty programme, written by the UK operator's security lead Dan Adams — covering early decisions and internal rollout.
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