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While age verification for VPN apps would set a 'terrible precedent'
Two bugs in WebKit apparently abused in highly sophisticated attackshave been fixed.
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Any dodgy code affecting Microsoft's products and services will now be covered under the 'In Scope by Default' bug bounty program.
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