Zero-Click Remote | iPhone Hack | Most Powerful Exploit | ₹20 Cores Ka Bug Bounty

One-Click iPhone Hack | Most Powerful Exploit | ₹20 Cores Ka Bug Bounty

The highest bug bounty ever paid out was $2.5 million, which was awarded to a security researcher named Nathaniel Wakelam in September 2020. The bounty was awarded by the Zerodium platform, which offers rewards for security vulnerabilities and exploits found in software and operating systems. Wakelam discovered a zero-click remote exploit in the iOS operating system, which allowed an attacker to take full control of an iPhone or iPad without any user interaction or knowledge. The exploit was reportedly very complex and difficult to discover, which is why it commanded such a high bounty.

The first bug bounty program was launched in 1983 by the software company Hunter & Ready, which offered a reward of a Volkswagen Beetle (or the equivalent cash value) to anyone who could find and report a critical bug in their operating system, called the VRTX. The reward was claimed by a 14-year-old boy named David L. Brown, who discovered a serious flaw in the system's memory allocation function. The company honored its promise and awarded Brown the Volkswagen Beetle. This event is considered the first-ever bug bounty program and it helped to establish the practice of offering rewards for security research.

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