As the software ecosystem gets advanced, the bugs also get complex to find. To make the bug hunting process more rewarding, Apple has increased its bounty for ethical hackers.
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From the current bounty of $200,000 per vulnerability, Apple will award $1 million for bugs discovered in macOS as well as iOS, starting this fall, ZDNet reports.
In addition to that, Apple is also offering a 50 per cent bonus for bugs reported in pre-release builds.
