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As an ambassador, I aim to foster a bug bounty community in France and other French-speaking countries. I am building a large community around this topic and speaking at schools and conferences to raise awareness about bug bounty in general.

If you've heard of HackerOne, then you've heard about our Live Hacking Events. For years, we've been bringing together the brightest minds in security to uncover vulnerabilities in some of the world's most prominent companies.

Everyone at HackerOne has the goal of making sure that hackers and enterprises are partnering together with excellence.

So, I started out in my sophomore year of high school. I got a 200$ bounty at the time. And I thought that was just the coolest thing in the world.

What a round! 29 teams from 22 countries blitzed in to decide who would reach the next stage of this year’s Ambassador World Cup.

It was around 2017 when I started hacking. I suffered from misguidance and scams that were alleging practical hacking guidance. All the while, there was a lack of hacking culture and community available in my country. I promised myself one day I would try to improve both!

Whether it's from live hacking events or informative Twitter threads, the handle cdl (Corben Leo) probably sounds familiar to many of you. Corben has been hacking with H1 since 2016. His prolific work is known throughout our community.

I applied to the HackerOne ambassadors program as soon as I heard about it. In fact, I was part of the first wave of ambassadors to join! I do bug bounties full-time, and HackerOne is, by far, my favorite platform. So, creating a community around this and bringing all the Spanish hackers together to do some fun stuff was perfect.

Check out some highlights of our most recent Live Hacking Event. These events are incredible opportunities for both hackers and programs to see critical results. See how it all turned out at H1-407 Orlando!