The Inquirer-Home  Chrome and Firefox were lucky to escape
Pwn2own hackers  There is no most secure web browser, unless you
count Wget on Linux Wed Apr 20 2011, 14:25  AT THIS YEAR'S
Pwn2own hacking contest Internet Explorer and Safari were hacked
in quick time while Chrome and Firefox remained relatively
unscathed, but the competition's sponsor made it clear that this
didn't mean they were any more secure.  Simon Leech, manager of
Solution Architects EMEA at Pwn2own sponsor HP TippingPoint,
said he was surprised that Chrome in particular didn't go down
because Google itself offered money for a hacker to take down
the web browser.  But this didn't mean that the web browsers
were any more secure, with a combination of factors and 'luck'
leading to only IE and Safari suffering embarrassment this year.
For example, Google came out with a patch release just before
the competition that Leech believed fixed a vulnerability one
researcher was looking to take advantage of.  Speaking during
London's Infosecurity confe