[sunjester]

“He was first inspired to get started after seeing the movie Hackers and learned to hack by watching free online tutorials and reading popular blogs. In 2015, at 16-years-old, he signed up for HackerOne and earned his first bounty of $50 months later. He chose his alias ‘try_to_hack’ to keep himself motivated — he was determined to try to hack companies regardless of whether he knew he could succeed,” HackerOne said of Lopez. “He keeps the name today to remind him of how he started as a bug bounty hacker. Over the past three years of hacking after school and now full-time, he has earned nearly forty times the average software engineer salary in Buenos Aires on bug bounties alone.”

https://www.securityweek.com/two-white-h...y-programs

[mothered]

This Is Impressive.

he has earned nearly forty times the average software engineer salary in Buenos Aires on bug bounties alone

It's good to read he's using/used his skill set with good Intentions.

[Kludge]

This Is Impressive.

he has earned nearly forty times the average software engineer salary in Buenos Aires on bug bounties alone

It's good to read he's using/used his skill set with good Intentions.

What in god's name is the fun in that?

[mothered]

This Is Impressive.

he has earned nearly forty times the average software engineer salary in Buenos Aires on bug bounties alone

It's good to read he's using/used his skill set with good Intentions.

What in god's name is the fun in that?

It's quite evident.

he has earned nearly forty times the average software engineer salary in Buenos Aires on bug bounties alone

[Kludge]

This Is Impressive.

It's good to read he's using/used his skill set with good Intentions.

What in god's name is the fun in that?

It's quite evident.

he has earned nearly forty times the average software engineer salary in Buenos Aires on bug bounties alone

Money does not equate to happiness. I am a broke Data Analyst and Grey Hat who can barely get a job fixing people's stupid Windows 10 towers, but my life is just fine. I enjoy cracking software for free, scraping proxies, and allegedly creating identity documentation of several types.
It's all about being happy, bru

[sunjester]

What in god's name is the fun in that?

It's quite evident.

he has earned nearly forty times the average software engineer salary in Buenos Aires on bug bounties alone

Money does not equate to happiness. I am a broke Data Analyst and Grey Hat who can barely get a job fixing people's stupid Windows 10 towers, but my life is just fine. I enjoy cracking software for free, scraping proxies, and allegedly creating identity documentation of several types.
It's all about being happy, bru

a million dollars would make me quite happy.

[geyu29]

It's quite evident.

Money does not equate to happiness. I am a broke Data Analyst and Grey Hat who can barely get a job fixing people's stupid Windows 10 towers, but my life is just fine. I enjoy cracking software for free, scraping proxies, and allegedly creating identity documentation of several types.
It's all about being happy, bru

a million dollars would make me quite happy.

The bank is a good place to start, i know a guy who knows a guy, who knows his aunt, who knows a parrot, who's owner is good at that sorta thing.

[Boudica]

This Is Impressive.

he has earned nearly forty times the average software engineer salary in Buenos Aires on bug bounties alone

It's good to read he's using/used his skill set with good Intentions.

What in god's name is the fun in that?

Earning money for doing something that helps people? Win-win on the rewards. I can't see what's not fun in that.

[mothered]

What in god's name is the fun in that?

It's quite evident.

he has earned nearly forty times the average software engineer salary in Buenos Aires on bug bounties alone

Money does not equate to happiness.

I didn't say It does.

You asked what the fun was pertaining to his actions, and I answered your question.

[Dismas]

The average salary in Buenos Aires is ~$550 USD. That is amazing.