|
Galaxy S III hacked using NFC at Mobile Pwn2Own hacking contest
ComputerworldUK Pwn2Own hacking contest to break iPhone, Android securityHackers compete for $ 100,000 in prizes >>; Google ups ante to $ 2m for next Chrome hacking contestDoubles cash on offer from March Pwnium event >>; Google Android bug disclosure loses … |
Pwn2Own — an annual computer-security contest in which researchers vie to win cash prizes and computer hardware by exploiting Web browsers — ended last week, and the results may surprise you. The first browser to get hacked was Apple’s Safari.
Read more
Mozilla fixed ten security flaws in Firefox—eight of which were rated … to run code and install software as if he or she was sitting in front of a compromised computer itself. Google fixed up 19 different vulnerabilities in its release of Chrome …
Read more
An attacker could potentially have exploited this vulnerability by causing malicious code to be stored in memory for later execution on the host computer. Adobe Systems security researcher Peleus Uhley reported a cross-site request forgery (CSRF …
Read more