Monday, August 5, 2019
Apple to Give Security Researchers ‘Special’ iPhones for Bug Testing, macOS Bug Bounty Program Coming
Apple is planning to give security researchers access to special iPhones that will make it easier for them to find security vulnerabilities and weaknesses, reports Forbes, citing sources with knowledge of Apple’s plans. Apple is going to announce the new program at the Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas, which kicked off earlier this week and is continuing until Thursday. The “special”
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