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Security Bite Podcast Features OpenHack CEO on AI Bug Hunting and Apple Bounty Program

9to5Mac's Security Bite podcast features OpenHack founder and CEO Ananay Arora discussing AI-powered vulnerability discovery, Apple's Security Bounty Program and first CVE paths.

AI News Feed · 2026-10-01 20:51

9to5Mac reported that the conversation covers how the OpenHack system works, what is happening with Apple’s Security Bounty Program, and how researchers can land their first CVE. The episode is presented as a discussion with Arora on vulnerability hunting across Apple platforms and other environments.

The Security Bite podcast is exclusively sponsored by Mosyle, which 9to5Mac describes as an Apple Unified Platform. Mosyle says its integrated approach combines Apple-specific security and management tools, including automated hardening and compliance, next-generation EDR, AI-powered zero trust, privilege management and Apple MDM. The company says more than 45,000 organizations use the platform to make millions of Apple devices work-ready, and it is offering an extended trial.

9to5Mac’s article identifies Arora as OpenHack’s founder and CEO and describes the startup’s focus as an AI security engineer that operates continuously for vulnerability discovery. The article does not include specific technical findings from the episode beyond the topics listed.