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Crack the Chrome! |
That’s what Chrome is challenging, again!
Yes, Pwnium2 hacking competition is here!
Google has announced that, it will host Pwnium 2 hacking competition this October. The event will be held at the “Hack In The Box” 10th anniversary security conference in Kuala Lumpu,
Malaysia.
The search giant has announced the competition nearly two months
in advance this time, because it received feedback that the amount of
preparation time during the last contest was inadequate.
This time the
company’s offering up to a total of $2 million in rewards for anyone who can
find bugs in its Chrome browser, exploit them, and detail their techniques.
While the company will pay out big bucks if security loopholes are found,
The contest has been
divided into three categories,
Google will pay $60,000 for a full Chrome exploit using only
bugs in Chrome itself!
$50,000 for a partial Chrome exploit using Chrome itself and
other browser or Windows flaws such as Webkit or kernel-level flaws!
And $40,000 prize would be rewarded for a non-Chrome exploit
for a bug in Flash, Windows or a driver.
In addition incomplete or unreliable exploits may also
receive a prize. "Our rewards panel will judge any such works as
generously as we can," the company wrote on its Chromium Blog.
What more, the company will present an Acer Aspire
V5-571-6869 laptop to the winners. Contestants will have to demonstrate
their entries on the latest stable version of Chrome installed on this very
laptop. The bugs thus found should be previously unknown exploits.
So why still waiting
hackers…. Crack the Chrome!
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