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Hacker Hall of Fame Blog: Nathaniel Wakelam “nnwakelam”

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Interview with Nathaniel Wakelam (nnwakelam): the Melbourne hacker has found 343+ vulnerabilities, earned $60,000 in his first university semester, and co-founded HackersHelpingHackers.
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