This college student racked up $300,000 worth of frequent flyer miles by legally hacking United Airlines

Business Insider
By Arielle Berger and Matt WeinbergerSep 24, 2016, 7:11 am434 pts
Georgia Tech engineering student Ryan Pickren has turned his knack for computer hacking into a lucrative side-career. He's now the number one most successful contributor to United Airlines' Bug Bounty Program, which rewards hackers with frequent flyer miles for finding security flaws in their website. …

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