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Researcher Hall of Fame (All Time)

Rank Name
Total Vulnerabilities
Vulns
141 Shivam Rai 16
142 Veshraj Ghimire 16
143 Zhouyuan Yang 16
144 Antony Garand 15
145 Ran Crane 15
146 Voxel@Night 15
147 Myungju Kim 15
148 RandomRoot 15
149 Tom Adams 15
150 Richard Telleng (stueotue) 14
151 bl4derunner 14
152 Am!r 14
153 Akbar Kustirama 14
154 Nitin Venkatesh 14
155 Ben Bidner 13
156 Hugo Santiago dos Santos 13
157 Chris Liu 13
158 Sean Murphy 13
159 Ivan Kuzymchak 13
160 Fayçal Chena 13

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