Found an Adobe Flash zero-day? Flog it for $100k while there's still time
Zerodium opens chequebook for Adobe Flash 'heap isolation bypass' exploits
Zerodium, the "premium exploit acquisition platform for high-end zero-days", to quote the company itself, is dangling cheques for up to $100,000 in return for Adobe Flash zero-day exploits. It follows...
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