Interesting article I came across. Lots of money to be made if you are the top hacker, and even more so if you got the skills and bawls to sell your findings to the top bidder. That’s boss.
But Vupen CEO Chaouki Bekrar says he has no intention of turning over details of the sandbox escape. “That vulnerability is very rare. We’ll keep it for our own customers,” says Bekrar.
Vupen sells exploits against browsers to its clients, mainly government covert agencies from countries around the world. “That’s life,” he says.
via Contests hack the heck out of Chrome.
That quote, that’s total boss!
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