Apple reportedly plans to make iOS detect child abuse photos

Security company Corellium is offering to pay security researchers to check Apple CSAM claims, after concerns were raised about both privacy, and the potential of the system for misuse by repressive governments.

The company says that there are any number of areas in which weaknesses could exist, and they would like independent researchers to look for these…

Corellium is offering $5,000 grants, plus free use of its iOS virtualization platform for a year.

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SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — A Bay Area doctor was charged with possessing child pornography, the U.S. Department of Justice said Thursday.

A recently unsealed federal complaint alleges that 58-year-old Joseph Andrew Mollick had at least 2,000 sexually exploitive images and videos of children on his Apple iCloud account

He is also accused of using the social media app Kik to upload one of these images.

According to healthgrades, Mollick is an oncology specialist affiliated with several Bay Area medical facilities. He is also an associate professor at UCSF School of Medicine.