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mlitchfield Earned $500,000 on HackerOne

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Mark Litchfield (mlitchfield) becomes the first hacker to pass $500,000 in total bounties on HackerOne, with 443+ vulnerabilities reported for Uber, Yahoo, Dropbox, Vimeo and others.
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