Security researcher Charlie Miller booted from Apple Developer Program
It's a bad move for apple.   A good relationship with the community of security researchers is crucial - they're talented folks and their research results grab headlines.  It takes just a tiny amount of corporate humility and public thanks to win their respect, and in return get goodwill. Treating the community badly will get ensure the next guy won't even try to cooperate.<p>Over the last several years, Microsoft's MSRC has balanced this very well.  Google has done well recently, too. Lots of clued-in people in both places.