March 07, 2013
Despite the best efforts by browser and operating system manufacturers to shore up their offerings, exploit hunters are still finding success at attacking the world's best-known platforms - especially when there is a large chunk of change on the line.
In the high-priced market of exploit sales, developers resist government regulations -- but are more than happy when one wants to open its coffers to them.
Google is raising the stakes for researchers who can show exploits and discover vulnerabilities in its Chrome browser.
Following a disagreement between Google and Tipping Point, this year's CanSecWest conference will play host to two challenges.
