Hacker paid $100,000 over 'Sign in with Apple' vulnerabilityThankfully, despite being a serious flaw, no accounts were compromised due to the vulnerability.
What you need to know
A hacker has been paid $100,000 by Apple after discovering a vulnerability in Apple's 'Sign in with Apple feature'.
The bug has now been fixed.
It could have resulted in the full takeover of user accounts.
A hacker has been paid $100,000 by Apple, after discovering a zero-day vulnerability affecting the Sign in With Apple feature on iOS.
Bhavuk Jain revealed his findings in a recent blog post:
What if I say, your Email ID is all I need to takeover your account on your favorite website or an app. Sounds scary, right? This is what a bug in Sign in with Apple allowed me to do.
In the month of April, I found a zero-day in Sign in with Apple that affected third-party applications which were using it and didn't implement their own additional security measures. This bug could have resulted in a full account takeover of user accounts on that third party appli...
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Hacker paid $100,000 over 'Sign in with Apple' vulnerability
