Google has put up a $100,000 reward for anyone who can find a way to hack its Chromebook over the web.
The move doubles last year's top reward of $50,000, available exclusively for attacks that achieve a persistent compromise on a Chromebook in 'guest mode', meaning the attacker's code sticks around on the device even after a reboot and affects subsequent guest-mode sessions.
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Surely all the hackers will definitely try to hack a Chromebook even more harder now.
I like these rewards, they incentivise hackers to report the exploits (thus helping to raise the overall level of security) rather than exploiting them for some shady, or even just down right illegal, stuff.
100k? Either Google is being cheap or they are not confident in their product. Because Google has billions so a confident number would be at least 1 million.