@ryanaraine
Ryan Naraine
8 years
$1.5 million price tag on iOS zero-day. Bug bounties can never compete
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@simonhamp
Simon Hamp
8 years
@ryanaraine @codinghorror but to be clear, you don't NEED high value bug bounties to find security holes #justsayin
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@h_ingo
henrik ingo β€οΈπŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦ ❀️
8 years
@ryanaraine Same bugs can be found by good hackers, who choose the bounty. In any case, they push the black market price up.
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@spycho
Chris Scollo
8 years
. @ryanaraine Is there anything to stop someone from both selling the exploit AND claiming the bounty?
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@GoodNPlenty333
GoodNPlenty333
8 years
@ryanaraine @csoghoian How are these paid for? Bitcoin?
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@jefe001
jefe001
8 years
@ryanaraine They can never compete, but they can provide enough to nudge fence-sitters to do the right thing w/ their zero-day bugs.
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@OwlBoy
Bryan Bortz
8 years
@ryanaraine @siracusa We are in the realm of morality and greed.
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@bartzumbari
Bart
8 years
@ryanaraine @siracusa article I read says the bounties are easier to get. Presumably because you're selling to an expert client (Apple)
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@TheMasterDS
TheMasterDS πŸš€
8 years
@ryanaraine @siracusa how is that not illegal
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@ryanaraine pretty ill-informed thing to say. big difference between bug bounties and selling vulnerabilities, not directly comparable.
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@laurentgiroud
Laurent Giroud
8 years
@ryanaraine @siracusa of course they can. Apple has hundred of billions in cash at hand. It is simply not their priority to compete.
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