Apple launches a new security research website to speed up the response to vulnerability reports

Apple has always attached great importance to its own IOS system. Recently, Apple launched a new security research website to make its IOS system more secure. On this website, all personnel can submit vulnerability reports related to Apple's system, so that Apple can know the vulnerabilities of the system at the first time.

Apple today launched a new website called Apple Security Research, which is dedicated to improving the way security researchers report problems to Apple. The website provides tools for sending Apple security reports, obtaining real-time status updates, and communicating with Apple engineers

In addition to the information about the Apple Security Bounty program, the website is also a blog that will allow the Apple engineering team to share the latest progress in Apple security. The first article of the blog discusses XNU memory security in depth.

Apple also shared the progress made in the Apple security reward program today. In the past two and a half years, Apple has paid nearly 20 million dollars (about 144 million yuan) to researchers. The average reward for products is about $40000, and Apple has paid more than $100000 for 20 major vulnerabilities.

Apple said that its response to the vulnerability report is faster than before, and through the launch of a new website, it makes it easier to report problems and communicate with Apple's team. All error report status changes are reflected in a new tracker provided on the website, which also makes it easier for Apple to collect more error information.

Transparency has also been improved. The website provides detailed Apple security reward information and evaluation criteria, so researchers have a better understanding of how to obtain rewards.

This website is good news for users, because Apple will repair vulnerabilities more promptly and quickly. With this website, Apple's system will become more secure. I hope Apple can take this opportunity to bring more secure systems to consumers.