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9to5Mac · August 4, 2026 — 01:08

Apple caps security bug reports amid surge in AI-generated findings

Apple caps security bug reports amid surge in AI-generated findings
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As it grapples with a surge in “AI slop” security reports, Apple has recently made changes to its bug bounty program. Here are the details.

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