The tweet mentions an XSS (Cross-Site Scripting) WAF bypass in the context of the Ekoparty bug bounty village and Bug Bounty Argentina events. However, the tweet does not provide a specific bypass payload or details about the vendor or product targeted. It seems to be recommending or promoting these bug bounty events for security researchers interested in finding WAF bypasses related to XSS vulnerabilities. Without further details, we cannot analyze a specific bypass technique or write a detailed blog post about it.
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