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The security researcher who walked away with $10,000 yesterday by hacking a MacBook Air in less than two minutes said he chose to attack Apple Inc.'s operating system for one simple reason.
"It was the easiest one of the three," said Charlie Miller, an analyst at Independent Security Evaluators (ISE), a Baltimore-based security consultancy. "We wanted to spend as little time as possible coming up with an exploit, so we picked Mac OS X."
LOL he popped the box from an exploit in safari.
Mac easiest to hack
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Re: Mac easiest to hack
I disagree with that part Ben, others had the same time frame and head start to do this. So I would say it was fair.. But the 2 min hack is a little misleading.
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Re: Mac easiest to hack
Well OSX is by far easier to hack than Vista both systems were actually hacked through a java exploit which then overrode the browser. No one bothered to hack Linux because no one cares. Who would care if linux was hacked? While Vista and OSX claim to be the most secure operating system. Wouldn't you rather take the self proclaimed King of his pedistool?
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