A security researcher claims to have received a significant bug bounty from Apple for reporting a series of Safari and macOS vulnerabilities that could have been exploited to hijack a user’s online accounts and webcam.
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Apple Pays Out $100,000 for Webcam, User Account Hacking Exploit
A security researcher claims to have received a significant bug bounty from Apple for reporting a series of Safari and macOS vulnerabilities that could have been exploited to hijack a user’s online accounts and webcam. The post Apple Pays Out $100,000 for Webcam, User Account Hacking Exploit appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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