Apple Safari To Give Up First In Hacking Contest
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Industry experts have predicted that Apple's Safari web browser will be the first to succumb at next month's Pwn2Own hacking challenge in Vancouver. The event sees hackers from the world over take a crack at the latest web browsers and operating systems available and win prize money according to the nature of the attack. The competition, which is now in its fourth year, has attracted some of the best hackers and security experts from around the world to come and test...
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