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Chrome, Edge, Safari Hacked at China's Security-Focussed Event, Tianfu Cup

Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Apple Safari have been successfully hacked by hackers participating in network security contest Tianfu Cup. Team 360 Vulcan led the competition by winning a total bounty of $382,500 (roughly Rs. 2,74,80,000) for hacking Adobe PDF Reader, Microsoft Edge, Office 365, VMWare Workstation, and qemu+Ubuntu.

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