Google Chrome bug bounty ups Mozilla's ante

Two days after Mozilla sextupled the bug bounty paid to security researchers to $3,000, Google has upped the ante for vulnerabilities that are reported in its Chrome browser. In a continuing play on elite hacker speak, Google will begin paying as much as $3,133.70 for the most critical bugs that are brought to its attention, …

[blackworx]

"elite hacker speak"

l3375p34k? Yes.

Elite hacker speak? Not so much.

[Daniel B.]

Used to be elite

1337 used to be "elite" back in the early days of hacking; unfortunately the k00l k1d5 574r73d 70 wr1t3 l1k3 th15 and it became pretty lame, pretty fast.

[Tigra 07]

IE?

Does Microsoft not offer something then?

Can i expect to hear they went bankrupt soon from how many bugs were reported in the first month?

[Defiant]

Opera any dea

I'd have Opera any day and it kicks they're arses in speed

[Cazzo Enorme]

Re: "Opera any dea"

I'll stick with Firefox, thanks. It comes with a spell checker for starters.

[A handle is required]

Agreed

Firefox also comes bundled with Firefox, as opposed to Opera

[David Eddleman]

Copycats?

Monkey see, monkey do.