Google offers a $20,000 prize for those who can break the Chrome browser's security. The prize can be won in the Pw2Own competition. To increase the safety of its product, Google is ready to pay money to the first who can find security vulnerabilities in the Chrome browser. It is worth noting that last year Chrome was the only browser that was not hacked by competitors. The competition will be held March 9-11.
Google Chrome's developers want to release a native 64-bit version of their browser for Linux and Mac OS.
At the moment, Google has published a set of instructions for developers who want to compile the 64-bit version of Chromium - the open source project, which is based on the Chrome browser. As Dean McNamee says, Google has made enormous progress in the work on the 64-bit version of the browser.
Chromium is an open source project based on the Google Chrome. Ubuntu developers are working on the Linux version of the Chrome browser. Currently, Google Chrome is available for MS Windows only. So, the programmers want to port the Google's browser to Linux.
At present, the project is at the early alpha stage. More detailed information on the project can be found on this website.
Google offers a $20,000 prize for those who can break the Chrome browser's security. The prize can be won in the Pw2Own competition. To increase the safety of its product, Google is ready to pay money to the first who can find security vulnerabilities in the Chrome browser. It is worth noting that last year Chrome was the only browser that was not hacked by competitors. The competition will be held March 9-11.
