Apple Breaks New Ground With Intelligent Cloud Service Bug Program
Apple is building public trust by launching a bug bounty program for their Apple Intelligence service's cloud compute system, open to all security and privacy researchers, with rewards up to $1 million for significant discoveries.
31 October 2024
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Apple invites the tech curious to embark on a digital treasure hunt. With a $1M bounty at stake, they have launched a bug finding program for their private cloud compute service, the backbone of Apple Intelligence.
Designed to fortify trust in their system, the program encourages security and privacy researchers to examine their platforms rigorously. Apple believes every bug discovered is a tool to ensure security, stressing that even those outside published guidelines would be considered for rewards.
- CyberBeat
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