Bug bounty hunters have earned a total of more than $1.2 million over the weekend at the 2020 Tianfu Cup International PWN Contest, a major hacking competition that takes place every year in China.
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Bug Bounty Hunters Earn $1.2 Million at Chinese Hacking Competition
Bug bounty hunters have earned a total of more than $1.2 million over the weekend at the 2020 Tianfu Cup International PWN Contest, a major hacking competition that takes place every year in China. The post Bug Bounty Hunters Earn $1.2 Million at Chinese Hacking Competition appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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