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‘We must learn how to use AI’: Wlayzz on future-proofing Bug Bounty and how a duplicate became his favourite discovery

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Interview with Wlayzz: combining pentesting at Thales with Bug Bounty, why a duplicate still became his favourite find, and his case for hunters learning to use AI.
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