Today I learned that people in Siberia don't have mailing addresses - at least that's what they claim in their sales video. But luckily with Hackerone you can pay
> [a] security researcher in Siberia who doesn't have a mailing address
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I find this horribly insulting. (And I'm not even from Russia).
That was a real story. Shortly after we established Facebook's bug bounty program, we received several vulnerabilities from a brilliant computer science student at Tyumen University (in Siberia). His dorm did not accept international mail, he did not have an accepted government ID (didn't drive), and figuring out how to pay him was a multiple month ordeal that Facebook's accounting team was completely not prepared for. It's something that we take for granted but international dispersements to every individual with internet access is actually an extremely challenging and unsolved problem.