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| + | <p>Miller disclosed during a talk at the CanSecWest conference in March that he had hidden instructions for finding the flaw in his book. After members of Apple's security team approached him at the conference to ask about the issue, he handed over the exploit code, he said Monday. < p> | ||
| + | <p>Coincidentally, another Mac hacker, Damian Put, sold the same flaw one month later to 3Com's TippingPoint division, which also reported the issue to Apple. Although TippingPoint wouldn't say what it paid Put for the flaw, companies typically pay thousands of dollars for bugs like this. Miller and Dai Zovi's book lists for US$50.< p> | ||
| + | <p>Although Put used a different technique from Miller and Dai Zovi to find the issue, TippingPoint didn't know that it had bought the bug in "The Mac Hacker's Handbook" until Apple informed it about a week ago, according to TippingPoint's security research manager, Pedram Amini.< p> | ||
| + | <p>It's not unusual for two hackers to discover the same bug, Amini said. Recently three separate researchers submitted identical Internet Explorer flaws within a six-month period. However, he added, "Had we read the book prior to receiving this issue from Damian, we probably would not have made an offer." < p> | ||
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| + | <p>In its security advisory, Apple credited both Miller and Put with finding the issue.< p> | ||
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