Today, I'd like to share my presentation in CODE BLUE. CODE BLUE is an international information security conference which was held in December 2014 at Tokyo.
I spoke about my life as a bug hunter. You can see my experiences in Google VRP, my income in 2013, technical details of interesting XSS bugs and so on. I hope you will enjoy it.
You can find other great presentations here: http://codeblue.jp/2015/en/archive/2014/
CODE BLUE will be held again this year. More details are available here. Please come to Tokyo :)
Thanks!
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ReplyDeletePresenting at CODE BLUE was a bug-hunter's joy, a thrilling journey into the intricate world of cybersecurity. Sharing insights on identifying vulnerabilities and crafting robust defenses brought a sense of accomplishment. Engaging with fellow enthusiasts, fostering a culture of collaboration, and contributing to the collective knowledge made this experience truly rewarding.
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ReplyDeleteIt's always inspiring to hear about real-life experiences in the tech world, especially when it involves such important work like bug hunting. Your insights into XSS bugs must have been incredibly valuable for the audience. It reminds me of how even in something as fun as Cookie Clicker , finding and solving issues can enhance the overall experience.
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