OpenHack CEO on 9to5Mac podcast: AI slop in bug hunting and Apple's bounty changes
hunarbatra · x · 2026-10-03
Ananay Arora, founder of YC-backed OpenHack, joins 9to5Mac's Security Bite podcast to discuss the new era of AI-assisted vulnerability hunting. OpenHack builds an "always-on AI security engineer" for finding bugs on Mac and beyond. Topics include how companies like Apple deal with AI-generated security slop, how OpenHack separates real vulnerabilities from noise, Apple's recent Security Bounty program changes, and how researchers can land their first CVE.
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