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15 Jan 2011
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| Operating System : Windows 7 Home Premium Edition 6.01.7600 SP1 (x64) MILTON KEYNES |
Celebrating Six Months of Chromium Security Rewards think i will look for the bugs!! Quote: It has been approximately six months since we launched the Chromium Security Reward program. Although still early days, the program has been a clear success. We have been notified of numerous bugs, and some of the participants have made it clear that it was the reward program that motivated them to get involved with Chromium security.
We maintain a list of issued rewards on the Chromium security page. As the list indicates, a range of researchers have sent us some great bugs and the rewards are flowing! This list should also help answer questions about which sort of bugs might qualify for rewards.
Today, we are modifying the program in two ways: The maximum reward for a single bug has been increased to $3,133.7. We will most likely use this amout for SecSeverity-Critical bugs in Chromium. The increased reward reflects the fact that the sandbox makes it harder to find bugs of this severity.
Whilst the base reward for less serious bugs remains at $500, the panel will consider rewarding more for high-quality bug reports. Factors indicating a high-quality bug report might include a careful test case reduction, an accurate analysis of root cause, or productive discussion towards resolution.
Thanks to everyone who contributes to Chromium security, and here’s looking forward to our first elite entrant!
UPDATE: We've had a few questions about whether we pay rewards in cases where the bug comes to us via a vulnerability broker. Bugs reported in this way are not likely to generate Chromium rewards. We encourage researchers to file bugs directly with us, as doing so helps us get started sooner on fixes and removes questions about who else may have access to the bug details. We'd also remind researchers that we don't necessarily require a working exploit in order to issue a reward. For example, evidence of memory corruption would typically be sufficient. LINK Chromium Blog: Celebrating Six Months of Chromium Security Rewards |
My System Specs |
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System Manufacturer/Model Number packard bell IXTREME M5722
OS Operating System : Windows 7 Home Premium Edition 6.01.7600 SP1 (x64)
CPU Processor : Intel Core 2 Quad Q8300 @ 2500 MHz
Motherboard Mainboard : Packard Bell (Acer EG43M )
Memory Physical Memory :8GB Corsair4x 2GB 800MHz C5 DDR2
Graphics Card Video Card : XFX 6700 AMD
Monitor(s) Displays Maestro 234DL - BenQ V2220 - BenQ VW2420H
Screen Resolution Current Display :1920x1080p pixels at 60 Hz in HD LED
Keyboard Gigabyte Aivia K8100
Mouse TRUST-Wireless Laser Mouse - Carbon edition MI-7770C
PSU XFX ProSeries 550W PSU
Case PACKARD BELL IXTREME
Cooling System Blower Current: 150mA Air Flow16CFM ;Akasa 90mm rear
Hard Drives Hard Disks : WDC (1000 GB)
Drive C: (Hard Disk) : 428 GB available on 491 GB
Drive D: (Hard Disk) : 426 GB available on 492 GB
SAMSUNG spinpoint HD103SJ 1000.2 GB
(X 2) KINGSTON SSD NOW V 30GB
Internet Speed TP-LINK > TL-WN951N / AV500 Gigabit Powerline Adapters
Other Info EXTRA COOLING>(FAN CONTROLLER) PC Bay Cooler 3 x 40mm fans; Akasa AK-HD-BL Blue hard drive cooler 2 x 40 mm fan 4500 rpm 29.7 dBA
Bios> American Megatrends Inc.
Version : P01-A1
Date : 08/31/2009