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    Microsoft’s youngest bug bounty hacker is just 13 and already making waves

    July 2, 2025

    Microsoft’s security teams regularly work with outside researchers, but one of their most surprising collaborators is still in high school. The company recently spotlighted its ongoing partnership with a teenage ethical hacker, 13-year-old Dylan, who has been helping patch vulnerabilities across Microsoft products. From school hacks to securing Microsoft, here’s Dylan’s journey Dylan’s journey into […]

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