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weinzierl ◴[] No.44083979[source]
I've heard Apple pays a million for Jailbreaks now. That's the lower bound for the price on the free market.
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lern_too_spel ◴[] No.44084746[source]
That's the market rate. https://cyberscoop.com/zerodium-android-zero-days-bounty/
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1. andrepd ◴[] No.44084796[source]
Well TIL that there are zero-day market makers...
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2. tptacek ◴[] No.44084968[source]
Bear in mind: different buyers and different price structured. You can get more selling a vulnerability to CNE shops (say: every intelligence organization in Germany), but you'll be accepting more risk --- the payments are effectively tranched (or, equivalently, back-loaded on "maintenance" fees), and if the vulnerability dies you're S.O.L. Apple also won't make you build all the reliable exploitation enablement tooling a CNE buyer will. So: they pay less.