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CTF is a hobby completely unrelated to professional affiliations. It's shameful of the Google employee in the bug tracker to partially dox and bring the researc
by rgovostes 3y ago
CTF is a hobby completely unrelated to professional affiliations. It's shameful of the Google employee in the bug tracker to partially dox and bring the researcher's employer into this.
- lapcat 3y ago> CTF is a hobby completely unrelated to professional affiliations. It's shameful of the Google employee in the bug tracker to partially dox and bring the researcher's employer into this. That's not what happened. The TechCrunch article has a statement from the Apple employee: "It was reported on June 5th, through my company. Yes it was late, there are multiple reasons for that. I first had to find the person responsible, the report had to be signed off by people and then the person responsible was OOO." The alleged "dox" occurred on July 7, long after the June 5 bug report to Google from Apple.
- rgovostes 3y agoThe article was significantly rewritten after I posted my comment. However the original insinuation is still in the text: > What makes the story of this bug interesting is that it was apparently found by an Apple employee in a Google product, and — for some reason — that Apple employee decided not to report the bug.