IE8, Firefox and Safari Hacked to Bits at Pwn2Own

[brendano257]

[citation][nom]Cryogenic[/nom]No one attempted to hack Google Chrome (according to arstechnica.com). Chrome was patched for a series of critical vulnerabilities a few days before Pwn2Own. I personally don't put my entire believe in coincidences, and this one is somewhat funny ...[/citation]

Firefox also released a critical update in the past week, they still should have done Chrome. If they use known exploits, then whats the fun?

 

[hotchrisbfries]

[citation][nom]wolfseeker2828[/nom]He was looking through his LOGS so he could FIND the ASLR bypass, silly.[/citation]

I think someone got their acronyms messed up thats all

 

[zerapio]

[citation][nom]Scuba Dave[/nom]All i have to say is.. I need to switch majors.. 10,000 bucks for less than a month of work? Sold![/citation]
Yeah, become a doctor!

 

[isamuelson]

But Chrome survived the first day! It will be interesting to see if they can hack Chrome.

 

[Regulas]

I switched to Chrome on my Ubuntu laptop. The one I am using now. I would have liked to see Chrome and Linux thrown into the competition.

 

[Regulas]

[citation][nom]zerapio[/nom]Yeah, become a doctor![/citation]
Not true for much longer grasshopper. The Socialistic Obummer so called health care reform will make sure of that while it helps destroy the country at the same time.

 

[arnweb]

One of the advantages of browser with fewer users like Opera is hackers usually ignore them. Although, may be they have so vulnerabilities.

 

[metalcraft54]

these are guys who are basically the spec ops of hacking. noone would really waste their time.