Why have a range on an “up to” number?
We believe there's no need to lower the prices for good, *intel-grade* iOS chains (which are still *rare* and highly valuable). Re good "universal" Android chains, we've always offered higher payouts for them, so no need to rise their prices for now. --> Our 2019 price list:pic.twitter.com/FCQvIjqGWC
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Hi, the reason is that not all 0days that fall within a certain class have the same level of reliability, efficacy, coverage etc. There are so many variables at play that we had to define a lower and an upper bound for their "up-to" values, which depends on their "grade".
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iOS chains are not so rare, we receive at least one proposal every month. Maybe we receive more proposals than you because our contributors prefer anonymous payments or maybe because they dont want to sell you their exploits as they know that your customers are UAE and Saudi...
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We're glad to hear that you get iOS chain offers every month, it's a good start... but we're talking about intel-grade. Also happy to help you get some attention by tweeting to our account.. Ah, our Customers are from all over the world, including your own Countries. Ask them
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