Cut Through Google Security, Hacker got $ 66,000

Not long time ago, Google make a challenge for whoever can find security holes in Google Chrome browser will received prize reward. A hacker managed to answer them, so he will receive $ 60,000. It's a hacker from Russia, Sergey Glazunov who found remote code execution vulnerability in Google Chrome browser.

He demonstrated how to exploit loopholes to pass Google Chrome's sandbox (a system that block hackers who want to control user's device). After passed sandbox, he also managed to run unauthorized code on Windows 7. He showed his skill on Google contest Google Pwnium that held in Canada. At the contest, Google provides cash prizes for the hacker who can broke through the security system. Total prizes provided around $ 1 million.

Google Ready to pay $ 66,000 for who's able to hack chrome

To compete and win in internet browser competition, Google continues to strive to improve the quality and safety of its browser, Google Chrome. For approximately two years, Chrome with Chromium Security Reward Program which give a reward for developers who are able to find security holes, cracks and bug in Google Chrome.

 
At the CanSecWest security conference in Vancouver, Canada, that will be held this March 7-9, Google will sponsor a challenge program to exploit Chrome with total reward of $ 1 million.