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README.md

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### Running locally
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1. `gatsby develop` to start the hot-reloading development server (powered by [Gatsby](https://www.gatsbyjs.org))
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1. `yarn run gatsby develop` to start the hot-reloading development server (powered by [Gatsby](https://www.gatsbyjs.org))
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1. `open http://localhost:8000` to open the site in your favorite browser
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### Deploy

docs/changelog/2018/august.md

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### Publishing External Vulnerabilities
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We now enable hackers to publish their findings from external sources that don't have HackerOne programs. Click [here](/hackers/publishing-external-vulnerabilities.html) to learn more.
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![aug-2018-publishing](./images/aug-2018-hacktivity-plus-plus.png)
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### Two-Factor Authentication
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Hackers now have the ability to set up [two-factor authentication](/hackers/two-factor-authentication.html) to add an extra layer of protection to their accounts.

docs/changelog/2018/march.md

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Response Programs in Controlled Launch that meet all of the success criteria are now prompted to publicly launch their own program through following the Setup Guide or through email notification.
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![march_2018_controlled_launch](./images/march_2018_controlled%20launch.png)
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![march_2018_controlled_launch](./images/march_2018_controlled_launch.png)
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### Response SLA Settings
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Response SLA settings are now applied to all reports and not just reports created after modification to SLA settings.

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title: "August 2019"
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### Program Hover State Profile
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You can now better preview programs when hovering over program names with our revamped hover state profile popup. You can quickly view important information regarding the program when hovering over the program name on these pages:
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* Hacktivity
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* Directory
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* My Programs
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![program hover state popup](./images/aug_2019_program_hover_state.png)
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docs/hackers/calendar.md

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You can choose to regenerate your calendar URL by clicking **Regenerate**. Keep in mind that if you regenerate your URL, your calendar on the old URL won't be updated with new events. Only the current URL will be actively synced with new events.
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