Apple bug reports are blocked by AI spam
Security researchers found a serious macOS vulnerability that could have sold for 200,000 dollars on the black market. They tried to report the issue to Apple to help keep users safe. However, they found that they could not submit their findings through the official system.
Apple is struggling to handle a massive wave of low quality reports created by AI tools. These fake submissions are flooding the company inbox and wasting the time of security staff. Because of this, Apple had to set strict limits on how many reports each researcher can send.
This situation is a big problem for real security work. When AI spam clogs the system, actual experts cannot warn companies about dangerous bugs. Apple must now find a better way to filter out the noise so real threats do not go unnoticed.
Comments (0)
No comments yet. Be the first!
More AI news
NewsMeta gives AI a memory coach to stop repeating mistakes
Meta created a second AI agent to help the main AI remember past errors and finish complex tasks correctly.
NewsOpenAI launches Presence for business AI agents
OpenAI is rolling out a new service called Presence to help companies launch AI agents for real work.
NewsAI finds many bugs but few actual attacks
Security experts analyzed AI-detected vulnerabilities and discovered that very few turn into real-world threats.