Apple's bug bounty program has been inundated with artificially generated bug reports, leading to a backlog of legitimate submissions. This has resulted in a serious macOS vulnerability, potentially worth up to $200,000, going unreported by Italian startup Bynario. The company's bug bounty program has implemented a cap on submissions per researcher to address the issue. The problem highlights the challenges faced by companies in verifying the authenticity of bug reports. This situation matters because it underscores the need for more effective measures to distinguish between genuine and fabricated bug reports.