Google Pays $34,901.10 for Chrome 28 Flaws

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Sean Michael Kerner
Jul 10, 2013

Google has release its latest open source Chrome web browser release. 28.0.1500.71.

This is mostly a bug and security fix update – with some very notable bug fixes. While Google has been paying security researchers for flaws for some time, with Chrome 28 Google is really upping the ante with the largest payout in the history of the Google’s security bug bounty program for a normal Chrome release.

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Sean Michael Kerner

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