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According to his website, the minimum time you can buy services for is 8 hours so I'm not sure what he means here.
8 hours at 400$/hour will still only be 3200$ and he can presumably spend the remaining 4-3 hours doing more security analysis with less overhead, so it might still be cheaper to hire him as a consultant.
> $4000 reward is OK. $4000 !? Wow, I'd love to be able to make $4000 on the side just doing what I love. > Interestingly, it would be even cheaper for them to buy like 4-5 hours of my consulting services at $400/hr = $1600. This sounds like a pretty clever strategy for marketing yourself as an effective security consultant. EDIT: $4000!? wow. so money. such big.
I'm pretty sure Egor's first language isn't English, so OK might mean 'meh it's alright' through to 'hey this is great'. I know a few non-native speakers who do similar things.
Is there an easy way to see what vulnerabilities other websites have had and fixed, and to check if your site has them as well?
Earlier quoted context omitted.
According to his website, the minimum time you can buy services for is 8 hours so I'm not sure what he means here.
8 hours at 400$/hour will still only be 3200$ and he can presumably spend the remaining 4-3 hours doing more security analysis with less overhead, so it might still be cheaper to hire him as a consultant.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
8 hours at 400$/hour will still only be 3200$ and he can presumably spend the remaining 4-3 hours doing more security analysis with less overhead, so it might still be cheaper to hire him as a consultant.
Of course, there's probably also a large chance that he finds nothing in those 8 hours
Earlier quoted context omitted.
I'm pretty sure Egor's first language isn't English, so OK might mean 'meh it's alright' through to 'hey this is great'. I know a few non-native speakers who do similar things.
OK means it's OK but could be better :P
> $4000 reward is OK. $4000 !? Wow, I'd love to be able to make $4000 on the side just doing what I love. > Interestingly, it would be even cheaper for them to buy like 4-5 hours of my consulting services at $400/hr = $1600. This sounds like a pretty clever strategy for marketing yourself as an effective security consultant. EDIT: $4000!? wow. so money. such big.