Google awarded this teenager $36,000 for finding a security flaw
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/05/26/teenager-wins-36k-from-google-bug-bounty-program.html
Ezequiel Pereira was about a month shy of 17 when he first got paid for exposing a Google security flaw through its bug bounty program.
Pereira got his first computer when he was 10, took an initial programming class when he was 11 and then spent years teaching himself different coding languages and techniques. In 2016, Google flew him to its California headquarters after he won a coding contest.
Google awarded this teenager $36,000 for finding a security flaw
May 26, 2018, 5:20pm UTC
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/05/26/teenager-wins-36k-from-google-bug-bounty-program.html
> Ezequiel Pereira was about a month shy of 17 when he first got paid for exposing a Google security flaw through its bug bounty program.
> Pereira got his first computer when he was 10, took an initial programming class when he was 11 and then spent years teaching himself different coding languages and techniques. In 2016, Google flew him to its California headquarters after he won a coding contest.