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[ITW] Daniel Kalinowski: “Participating in bug bounties improves your skills and increase the overall knowledge.”

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A conversation with Polish bug hunter Daniel 'Kalin' Kalinowski on breaking into security from IT ops, why bounties sharpen your skills, and how to stay current on new exploit techniques.
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