Rising star: Meet Dylan, MSRC’s youngest security researcher
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In four years, the young American, known only as Dylan, whose career began with a disciplinary procedure, has become one of Microsoft's most valuable debuggers.
13-Year-Old Dylan Joins Forces with Microsoft Security Response Center as the Youngest Security Researcher
Dylan, 13, has accomplished a remarkable achievement by becoming the youngest security researcher to work with the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC), leaving his mark on the history of cybersecurity. His journey from tinkering with Scratch, a visual programming language for creating games, to identifying critical vulnerabilities in Microsoft products showcases a rare blend of […] The post 13-Year-Old Dylan Joins Forces with Microsoft Sec…
Microsoft introduces Dylan, the youngest security researcher, who started submitting vulnerabilities to Microsoft at the age of 13. To accept him, Microsoft changed the terms of the bug bounty program to a minimum age of 13. Dylan has submitted vulnerability reports many times and won awards in hacker activities. He is now a senior high school student and may continue to work in cybersecurity in the future.
Microsoft's youngest security researcher started collaboration with the company at just 13 — high school junior filed 20 vulnerability reports last summer, named MSRC Most Valuable Researcher twice
Microsoft has published a blog about one of its youngest and most outstanding security researchers. Dylan started work for MSRC age 13.
Rising star: Meet Dylan, MSRC’s youngest security researcher
At just 13 years old, Dylan became the youngest security researcher to collaborate with the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC). His journey into cybersecurity is inspiring—rooted in curiosity, resilience, and a deep desire to make a difference. Early beginnings: From… Read more → The post Rising star: Meet Dylan, MSRC’s youngest security researcher appeared first on IT Security News.
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