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YesWeHack report 2026: the trends, insights and strategic shifts shaping offensive security

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The second annual YesWeHack report: AI's impact on CISOs and Bug Bounty hunters, the platform's MAP > TEST > FIX > COMPLY evolution, EU Commission testing expansion and hunter survey findings.
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