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Bugcrowd’s Bugboss Fighter Challenge

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Bugboss Fighter pits 50 crowd hackers against two of Bugcrowd's top-ranked hackers (tess and El Mehdi) in a two-week challenge, where teams compete to out-earn each other and land P1 vulnerabilities.
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