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reported a chrome fullchain (web -> shell) on pixel 10 to google. got a 9.6 cve (cve-2026-87464) and a fix in chrome. now they bend the rules and refuse to pay the fullchain bonus bc one of the vulns in the chain was an unpatched nday. total payout: $2.5k....

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