Corellium, a security research firm that was sued by Apple in a recently-settled lawsuit, announced it would offer $5,000 grants to security researchers to help analyze Apple’s new software that scans iPhones for child sexual abuse material. The Corellium grants, which came two days after an Apple executive called on security researchers to hold the company accountable by verifying its claims, highlights Apple’s often adversarial and complicated relationship with independent security researchers. Independent research firm sued by Apple now wants to help vet the phone maker’s child sexual abuse scanning system
Source: Washington Post Tech
