Apple Targets Docker OSX Image, Making Bug Bounties Harder @SecurityFWD
Apple Targets Docker OSX Image, Making Bug Bounties Harder @SecurityFWD
Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
A popular docker image used by security researchers, Docker-OSX, has been targeted with a copyright takedown request by Apple.

Because the license for MacOS restricts the hardware it can run on, this request may make it more difficult for researchers to virtualize MacOS, restricting research to those who buy physical hardware.
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Apple Targets Docker OSX Image, Making Bug Bounties Harder

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