内容摘要："We're reliant on migrant workers to keep social care going at the moment," says Lee-Ann Fenge, professor of social care at Bournemouth University.

"We're reliant on migrant workers to keep social care going at the moment," says Lee-Ann Fenge, professor of social care at Bournemouth University.

Two staff members from the Israeli embassy were shot dead outside a Jewish museum in Washington DC on Wednesday night by a gunman who shouted "free Palestine" during his arrest.Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Lynn Milgrim were a couple, who the embassy said were in the "prime of their lives". Mr Lischinsky was reportedly about to propose to Miss Milgrim.

The suspect, Elias Rodriguez, 30, is now in custody and the FBI is investigating whether the attack was linked to terrorism or a hate crime.Israel's foreign minister said the shooting was a direct result of "toxic antisemetic incitement" since the 7 October 2023 attack that prompted Israel's military campaign in Gaza.The couple were leaving a networking event at the Capital Jewish Museum, organised by the American Jewish Committee, at about 21:08 (local time) when a man opened fire with a handgun at a group of four people.

The suspect then went inside the museum. Witnesses said that they initially thought the man was distressed and gave him water."We heard gunshots and then a guy came in... we thought he needed help," eyewitness Katie Kalisher told the BBC, referring to the suspect before they realised he was the alleged shooter.

Footage then captures the suspect shouting "free, free Palestine" while being detained by police.

Metropolitan Police Department chief Pamela Smith said officers "have not had any prior interactions" with the suspect, who is from Chicago, and did not see anything in his background "that would have placed him on our radar".So, it can be lucrative work. Bugcrowd's top earning hacker over the last year earned over $1.2m.

But while there are millions of hackers registered on the key platforms, Inti De Ceukelaire, chief hacking officer at Intigriti, says the number hunting on a daily or weekly basis is "tens of thousands." The elite tier, who are invited to the flagship live events will be smaller still.Mr Murtagh says: "A good month would look like a couple of critical vulnerabilities found, a couple of highs, a lot of mediums. Some good pay days in an ideal situation." But he adds, "It doesn't always happen."

Yet with the explosion of AI, bug hunters have whole new attack surfaces to explore.Mr Ellis says organizations are racing to gain a competitive advantage with the technology. And this typically has a security impact.