Russian zero-day seller offers $20M for hacking Android and iPhones
A company that acquires and sells zero-day exploits — flaws in software that are unknown to the affected developer — is now offering to pay researchers
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A company that acquires and sells zero-day exploits — flaws in software that are unknown to the affected developer — is now offering to pay researchers
A company that acquires and sells zero-day exploits — flaws in software that are unknown to the affected developer — is now offering to pay researchers $20 million for hacking tools that would allow its customers to hack iPhones and Android devices. On Wednesday, Operation Zero announced on its Telegram accounts and on its official account on X, formerly Twitter, that it was increasing payments for zero-days in those platforms from $200,000 to $20 million. Operation Zero, which is based in Russia and launched in 2021, also added that “as always, the end user is a non-NAT...
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User enumeration bug created in July 2021, plugged in January 2022.