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What's stopping zerodium from not paying after all the details of a zero days is provided for "verification"?
Jan. 19, 2022, 9:27 a.m. | /u/GoneInSixtyFrames
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Zerodium offers bounties for zero day attack, but in their process, they get access to the entire attack for testing and verifying. What's stopping them from not paying a bounty or making a low ball offer? "Up to X ammount can be anything in between their top offer and zero.
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