Infosec researchers say Apple’s bug-bounty program needs work

Ars Technica
By Jim SalterSep 9, 2021, 5:51 pm342 pts
Enlarge / If you don't maintain good relationships with bug reporters, you may not get to control the disclosure timeline. (credit: mhatzapa via Getty Images / Jim Salter) The Washington Post reported earlier today that Apple's relationship with third-party security researchers could use some additional fine…

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