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No, you keep them secret so you can stay in business. If you actually cared about the public, you’d be reporting them to Apple.
by colejohnson66 9y ago
No, you keep them secret so you can stay in business. If you actually cared about the public, you’d be reporting them to Apple.
- helthanatos 9y agoRemember that High Sierra update that left a nice privilege elevation bug for like a month? That never happened... If you never admit to it, it never happened. Apple's security philosophy.
- DrScump 9y agoHas Apple offered them an appropriate bug bounty?
- lvh 9y agoWho is “them”? Cellebrite is mostly in the business of buying vulns, not developing them. That said: Apple pays $100k for SE leaks and $200k for boot firmware vulns. Based on described capability, the iOS11 vuln in question would be one of these two.