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At Pwn2Own, Browser Exploits Getting Harder, More Expensive to Find

🗓️ 07 Mar 2013 01:43:23Reported by Dennis FisherType 
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The Pwn2Own contest has seen an evolution in rules, targets, and larger prizes. Researchers are spending more time and resources finding and exploiting vulnerabilities in browsers and plug-ins, making it harder and more expensive. VUPEN won $100,000 for exploiting Internet Explorer 10 and plans to target Firefox 19 and Adobe Flash

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