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I don't think it is any specific "someone." I think Apple's policies/procedures itself are more at fault. The fact that there's no way clear route to submittin
by Someone1234 8y ago
I don't think it is any specific "someone." I think Apple's policies/procedures itself are more at fault.
The fact that there's no way clear route to submitting security issues if you aren't a registered developer is problematic.
- duxup 8y agoOh man that's terrible. I've worked with folks who field security reports full time... you gotta have someone who can work with people and respond. It helps buy time while you fix things... / good PR.
- thisisweirdok 8y agoSeriously. They'd get a ton of bad reports like everyone with a bug bounty program, but Apple isn't exactly running lean on resources.