European regulators levied a hefty fine on Microsoft this past week for its failure to provide a browser ballot screen in Windows 7. Speaking of large payouts, over a half a million dollars was awarded to hackers at this year's Pwn2Own contest for exploiting a number of critical browser vulnerabilities...
- Microsoft Fined $732M In Anti-Trust Euro-Snafu (Computerworld)
- Google, Opera 'Reported Microsoft's Browser Breach To EU' (ZDNet)
- EU Let Microsoft Police Itself On Browser Ballot Promises (Computerworld)
- Microsoft's European Fine Comes In An Era Of Browser Diversity (Forbes)
- Patch Tuesday: Microsoft To Fix Four Critical Flaws, All Versions Of IE At Risk Again (ZDNet)
- Opera's Overhauled Android Browser Now In Beta (CNET)
- Browser Touch Support: Microsoft's Magic Tablet Ingredient (ZDNet)
- Google Chrome Browser Now Faster On Android, iOS Tablets, Smartphones (eWeek)
- Pwn2Own: Down Go All The Browsers (ZDNet)
- Chrome OS Fends Off All Hacks At Pwnium 3, Others Fall At Pwn2Own (Engadget)
- Pwn2Own Prizes Exceed $500K For Exploits (InformationWeek)
- Mozilla And Google Patch Browser Flaws Used In Pwn2Own (Threatpost)
- Oracle Trowels More Plaster Over Flawed Java Browser Plugin (The Register)
- Mozilla Says No Plans To Return To iOS (CNET)
- 'God.js' Lets You Program And Enforce Your Own Browser-Based Religion (The Verge)
- Incredimail Launches For iPad With A Photo Inbox And Built-In Browser (Engadget)
- Java Browser Plugin Is Cheaper To Exploit Than Flash (CSO Online)
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