Google pays hacker $60000 for finding flaw in Chrome - Breaking News Allvoices

News Stories Related To: Google pays hacker $60000 for finding flaw in Chrome

By Pijush Mitra send a private message
Kuala Lumpur : Malaysia | 8 months ago  
Google rewarded a hacker with $60,000 prize money and a new computer for finding a flaw in Google Chrome. The original name of the teen hacker has not been revealed yet. He goes by the...
    • Clear
    • Share:
    • Share
    • Clear
    • Clear
    • Clear
    • Clear
     
  • Read full report
Reach Credibility Credibility of 5
READ MORE: Google pays hacker $60000 for finding flaw in Chrome, Hacker wins $60000 for finding flaw in Chrome, Hacker gets $60000 from Google for finding flaw in Chrome, Hacker gets $60000 rewards from Google for finding flaw in Chrome, Flaw in Google Chrome discovered, Bugs in Google Chrome discovered, Flaw in Google Chrome fixed, Bugs in Google Chrome fixed, Hacker Pinkie Pie, Pinkie Pie
More News From: Kuala Lumpur : Malaysia
Report Your News Got a similar story?
Add it to the network!

Or add related content to this report

News Stories | Blogs | Images | Videos | Comments

Related news stories

  • Hacker wins $60,000 from Google after finding major security flaw in Chrome ...

    Zee News | 8 months ago
    A hacker has won a 60,000 dollar prize from Google for finding a major security flaw in the Internet search giant's Chrome browser. The anonymous teen techie, who goes by the name Pinkie Pie, cracked the problem in Chrome and won the cash prize...

  • Teenager Wins $60K For Hacking Into Google

    Sky News | 8 months ago
    Google fixed the problem with a software update about 10 hours after the bug was identified. The competition took place on Tuesday at a conference called Hack in the Box in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The reverse engineering enthusiast had applied for a...

  • Google pays ‘hacker' Pinkie Pie $60K for cracking Chrome

    Venture Beat | 8 months ago
    A youngster who goes by the name Pinkie Pie made $60,000 for hacking into Google today...This is the second time the teenaged reverse engineer enthusiast was able to collect the grand exploit prize from Google in less than a year. In order to take...
Contributor Report Back to report view


Use of this site is governed by our Terms of Use Agreement and Privacy Policy.

© Allvoices, Inc 2008-2013. All rights reserved.