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An Apple employee discovered a zero-day vulnerability in Chrome but failed to report it to Google in a timely fashion.

Google has fixed a zero-day bug in Chrome. While there is nothing special about a zero day bug being discovered, what is interesting here is that the

An Apple employee discovered a zero-day bug in Google Chrome but did not report it as part of a competition. The bug was, in fact, reported by someone else which was later fixed by Google.The bug was originally found by an Apple employee who ...

Apple researcher found a Google Chrome security bug, but reprotedly kept it a secret

While the bug itself is not newsworthy, the circumstances of how this bug was found and reported to Google are, to say the least, peculiar.

According to the official bug report, Google fixed an Apple employee-discovered Chrome zero-day. The bug is unremarkable, but how it was found and reported to Google is. A Google employee said an Apple employee participating in a March Capture The Flag (CTF) hacking competition discovered the bug. However, that Apple employee did not report the …

Google fixed a zero-day in Chrome that was found by an Apple employee, according to comments in the official bug report. While the bug itself is not newsworthy, the circumstances of how this bug was found and reported to Google are, to say the least, peculiar. According to a Google employee, the bug was originally found by an Apple employee who was participating in a Capture The Flag (CTF) hacking competition in March.

Security researchers have discovered the fingers of NSO Group’s Pegasus spyware in the midst of a military conflict, marking the first time the spyware is

Just weeks after President Biden signed an executive order to prevent the US from purchasing commercial spyware used to subvert democracies, researchers have identified another shameful zero-click, zero-day exploit targeting iPhone users.

A security flaw affecting Apples iMessage made even the newest devices vulnerable to infection by Pegasus spyware that hit tens of thousands including French President Macron.