Apple is limiting the number of submissions security experts can make to its Apple Security Bounty program. The program rewards researchers with bounties of up to $5 million for successful reporting of serious vulnerabilities in Apple’s operating systems, services, or devices. Submissions can be made via Apple’s dedicated portal. In June, Apple decided to impose a cap after receiving a barrage of AI-assisted submissions, The Financial Times reports. The exact number of allowed submissions is unclear, but there is a 30-day cool-off period for submissions, and researchers can request that Apple increase their quota if they need to report critical vulnerabilities that require the company’s immediate attention. Learn more at PCMag #apple #ai #cybersecurity #technews #bugbounty