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my brain mis-parsed as: (sign in) with (apple zero day) which is kind of appealing

• 1f60c 6y ago
  Me too! For me it was because I've usually seen "zero day" written as "0day".
• Retr0spectrum 6y ago
  For anyone else wondering, the correct parse seems to be (Sign in with Apple) (Zero Day)
• saagarjha 6y ago
  I did that too and wondered if they were finally offering a real bug bounty platform…
  • big_youth 6y ago
    They have a bug bounty program: https://developer.apple.com/security-bounty/ https://developer.apple.com/security-bounty/ I actually think they have a good approach. Rewarding major finds with good payouts and avoiding the flood of info and low level web app ‘bugs’.
    • saagarjha 6y ago
      I am well aware of the bug bounty program. I think it needs work.
  • jtbayly 6y ago
    I’m not a security researcher, but this guy got paid $100k. Seems to be working?
    • saagarjha 6y ago
      One example of a bug being fixed and a researcher being paid does not mean it works, generally.
• xkcd-sucks 6y ago
  If Apple launched a product called Apple Zero Day - like haveibeenpwned maybe - Then the top search results for apple exploits would be an advertisement :)
• xwes 6y ago
  I'm not sure that's a mis-parse. Anyone could sign in with the Apple zero day.
• supernova87a 6y ago
  I think they were missing a colon, like one of those old-time jokes: Sign in with Apple: zero day flaw