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Researchers with a million dollars for anyone who finds the security flaw in its mac operating system. the tech giant is making sure what is called a black hat kfns. hefty payout is for anyone who can take control of an iphone without any user interaction. >> and that's how fox reports on this had saturday, the 10th of august, i'm jon scott thanks for joining us we'll see you again tomorrow evening. [national anthem]

Damage that was done in between each individual block. >> kol on says she hope will live on digitally for future generations to appreciate. >> we're using these tools to document the way they are now to know where it is going to be in the future. >> says 7 launch sites have been documented so far, and that he hopes to have the entire cape recorded by 2023. in cape canaveral, florida, alley fox news. >> computer hackers are usually punished for their deeds when caught. but apple is planning to reward researchers with a million dollars for anyone who finds the security flaw in its mac operating ...

Going to continue to monitor this. i want to bring you up-to-date on a couple of things. twitter has effectively banned alex jones and his website, following the likes of apple and google and some of the others that have said that it is simply too provocative. and suspended on the belief that it is not productive to the course of user interaction. so twitter banning alex jones. separately as we continue to follow these hearings, more emails and more documents have come out here in new jersey senator cory booker releasing emails pertaining to brett kavanaugh, that cover everything from abortion...

>> no, it's that it spreads by itself. in most previous cases, you would actually get an e-mail, you would have to click on the e-mail or click on a link and become infected. in this case, it can spread from computer to computer by itself. it doesn't need any help, doesn't need any user interaction, which makes it so dangerous. >> what do we know about where it may have come from? vladimir putin said the virus originated from u.s. intelligent services and that launching the viruses could backfire on those who created them. any indication this is from u.s. intelligence services? >> well, it's c...

Let's bring in adam meyer, the vice president of intelligence at crowd strike, who's calling the ransom ware a weapon of mass destruction. it's that serious? >> it was pretty serious. it had the ability to self-propagate which meant it could spread from computer to computer without any user interaction. and that made it exceedingly dangerous compared to previous ransom ware we've seen. >> melissa: he made it sound like it was relatively contained that it hadn't been quite as big a threat in the u.s. he emphasized if you were just putting in place your microsoft patches that you would be fine a...