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Singapore Polytechnic partners with YesWeHack to hold its first-ever bug bounty event

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Singapore Polytechnic's first bug bounty workshop, run with YesWeHack and trainer BitK, took 30+ students through a crash course and a live hunt that found nine critical vulnerabilities.
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