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Google shelled out $10 million in bug bounties in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Google shelled out $10 million in bug bounties in 2023

Google handed out $10 million in total last year for finding security flaws in its products.

Google paid out over $10 million in bug bounties last year - Vimarsana News

Google paid out over $10 million in bug bounties last year

A big year for bug bounties at Google

Google Cloud Fixes Kubernetes Security Flaw - Vimarsana News

Google Cloud Fixes Kubernetes Security Flaw

Google Cloud has fixed a flaw impacting Kubernetes that could allow an attacker to escalate their privileges.

Google Cloud seals bug that could have led to data breaches - Vimarsana News

Google Cloud seals bug that could have led to data breaches

The Asset Key Thief vulnerability gave rise to multiple potential attack scenarios that could have impacted thousands of Google Cloud users, but has now been safely fixed.

Google looks at bypass in Chromium's ASLR security defense, throws hands up, won't patch garbage issue - Vimarsana News

Google looks at bypass in Chromium's ASLR security defense, throws hands up, won't patch garbage issue

Engineers write off GC abuse because Spectre broke everything anyway Share Copy In early November, a developer contributing to Google's open-source Chromium project reported a problem with Oilpan, the garbage collector for the browser's Blink rendering engine: it can be used to break a memory defense known as address space layout randomization (ASLR). About two weeks later, Google software security engineer Chris Palmer marked the bug "WontFix" because Google has resigned itself to the fact that ASLR can't be saved – Spectre and Spectre-like processor-level flaws can defeat it anywa...