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One of the blocked phrases is "iMessage isn't working".

> The hilarious thing about this is that there was an initial hack, and then like a month later another one that was equally successful. Who could have possibly seen that coming lol.

How many information security or IT people do you imagine a typical European grocery store employs?

That's the thing: we build IoT technology that requires constant unobvious maintenance, and we then sell it to people who can't possibly do this kind of maintenance. This is on us, not them.

The article is about a guy leaving Microsoft and the disbanding of an internal team called "AI Frontiers".

No. All bounty programs allowed submissions without ID, compliance came into play only if you were given a reward and decided to accept it.

This was moved to the front of the reporting process specifically to combat AI-generated vuln report spam - basically, requiring you to "burn" your real ID if you're submitting slop. Kinda ironic that this is now preventing people from submitting security reports to AI companies.