Uruguayan high school student Ezequiel Pereira, who has aspirations of becoming a security researcher one day, has been awarded $10,000 for discovering and reporting a vulnerability in Google’s App Engine server.
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Google Pays $10,000 Bug Bounty to High School Student
Uruguayan high school student Ezequiel Pereira, who has aspirations of becoming a security researcher one day, has been awarded $10,000 for discovering and reporting a vulnerability in Google’s App Engine server. The post Google Pays $10,000 Bug Bounty to High School Student appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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