Cybersecurity
Could AI tools put bug bounty hunters out of work?
Meanwhile, AI-native kids are pursuing bug bounties.
Caroline Nihill
Caroline Nihill is a reporter for IT Brew. Her work primarily focuses on cybersecurity, IT operations, and tech interactions between the private and public sectors. Based in the D.C. area, Caroline has also worked for Scoop News Group outlets including FedScoop, CyberScoop, StateScoop, and others.
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