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Horizons Hacking for the good guys: Chrome cracked at Pwnium contest

Google offered cash prizes this week to hackers who could break its Chrome web browser. Less than 24 hours after the winner brought Chrome down, Google developers had a security fix ready.
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Topic: Pwn2Own

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Horizons Hacking for the good guys: Chrome cracked at Pwnium contest

Horizons Google on Chrome for Mac: "Please don't download!"

Horizons Browser security: Pwn2Own topples all but Chrome

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Editors' picks:

Focus China puts up a green wall to US trash

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