Exploit vendor offers large bounties for messaging app 0days

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Up to US$500,000 on the table.

Exploit vendor offers large bounties for messaging app 0days
Controversial exploit vendor Zerodium is willing to pay up to half a million US dollars (A$632,128) for working remote code execution and local privilege escalation security flaws in popular secure messaging apps. The company has added Telegram, Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, Viber, WeChat and ...

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