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Hackers find a way to infect high-profile, trusted apps with malicious code. As Apple continues to be a tempting target for attacks, one firm offers a $1 million bounty to anyone that can hack iOS 9 -- and not tell Apple.
Hackers find a way to infect high-profile, trusted apps with malicious code. As Apple continues to be a tempting target for attacks, one firm offers a $1 million bounty to anyone that can hack iOS 9 -- and not tell Apple.
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