November 02, 2010
Posted by: Joy : Category: Security, Vulnerability
Back in January of this year, the Chromium open source project launched a well-received vulnerability reward program. In the months since launch, researchers reporting a wide range of great bugs have received rewards — a small summary of which can be found in the Hall of Fame. They’ve seen a sustained increase in the number of high quality reports from researchers, and their combined efforts are contributing to a more secure Chromium browser for millions of users.
Today, They are announcing an experimental new vulnerability reward program that applies to Google web properties. They already enjoy working with an array of researchers to improve Google security, and some individuals who have provided high caliber reports are listed on Their credits page. As well as enabling them to thank regular contributors in a new way, they hope their new program will attract new researchers and the types of reports that help make their users safer.
Status : Filtered (September, 2010)
Searching for XSS hole on social networking websites is really fun indeed. It feels like you have your own satisfaction whenever you find it by yourself. the XSS vulnerability on Tagged, Multiply, Friendster or even Facebook have been posted here before and some has not been patched.. lolz..
Recently, many friendster users leave and move to facebook. That’s probably because facebook provides more easyness and interactivity than friendster, many cool games, chat, usefull applications, etc. Friendster seems to follow facebook too now, they tried to add anything facebook has on their page. They even tried to provide us chat facility like the one on facebook, but it has not been implemented yet untill now. There are some more things that friendster try to follow, you can see how their activity stream, also link sharer, etc.
