This Mac hacker's code is so good, corporations keep stealing it
Oversight developer and Objective See founder Patrick Wardle used his reverse engineering skills to track down companies that had stolen his code.
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Oversight developer and Objective See founder Patrick Wardle used his reverse engineering skills to track down companies that had stolen his code.
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Two new bugs in macOS and iOS disclosed this week add to the growing list of zero-days the company has rushed to patch over the past year.
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Apple awarded a $100,500 bug bounty to the researcher who discovered the latest major vulnerability in its browser.