Apple "reward a teenager discovered his security breach

Apple, the American company, plans to reward the boy who discovered his serious security vulnerability related to the application of TimeTime.

Grant Thompson, 14, from Arizona, first discovered the "FaceTime" loophole on iPhone phones in January and was informed of Apple's rush to find a solution thanks to the latest update of the IOS 12 system.
This vulnerability allows any user to apply "FaceTime" to secretly listen to the future of the conversation before they even answer the call.
Although Apple did not specify the amount of the premium it would give Thompson, she invited security experts to participate in her "reward program" up to $ 200,000, to reveal the most serious security vulnerabilities of his iPhone.

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In addition to his financial reward, Apple would have helped Grant Thompson pay for his education expenses, according to reports, according to the website "The Virgin".
The American teenager Grant Thompson was the last surprise of the caliber after discovering a serious security breach in the "FaceTime" video chat application.
The site "CNN", which the boy Grant Thompson, communicated with "FaceTime" on a school day, when he discovered something that turned into a story on social platforms.

The boy contacted a friend of FaceTime but did not answer and then added several friends to a conversation group. The surprise is that Grant is able to hear everything on the phone of the first friend who did not answer.
After the participants noticed, they tried to bring it back and the result revealed that they were even able to access the camera of the person who did not have to call .
A week after the discovery of the little girl, Apple ended the group conversation "FaceTime", in which she discovered the gap.

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Michel Tambson, the mother of the child, confided that she had done everything in her power to alert Apple of the gap, and that she had contacted the company and the children. social platforms.
The mother, who works as a lawyer in Arizona, said she was keen that Apple solve this serious vulnerability before the wrong people see it and exploit it.
On January 20, the mother wrote on her Twitter and Facebook accounts: "My son discovered a serious flaw in Apple's new operating system and, because of this vulnerability, the user can listen to you on your iPhone and iPad without your consent.