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Announcing HACK THE ARMY

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Army Secretary Eric Fanning announces Hack the Army, the U.S. Army's first bug bounty challenge with HackerOne, expanding DoD's hacker-powered security after Hack the Pentagon resolved 138 vulnerabilities in its pilot.
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