From: ARS Technica
A recent contest at CanSecWest, an event that brings together some of the most skilled experts in the security community, has demonstrated that the three most popular browser are susceptible to security bugs despite the vigilance and engineering prowess of their creators. Firefox, Safari, and Internet Explorer were all exploited during the Pwn2Own competition that took place at the conference. Google’s Chrome browser, however, was the only one left standing—a victory that security researchers attribute to its innovative sandbox feature.
And my choice of dumping Firefox for Chrome stands vindicated. 
I’ll be giving a 20–25 minute session at OSSCamp New Delhi on open source, entrepreneurship and the current recession. It will be on 28th March 2009. I haven’t got most of the material ready, but I have pasted many Katrina Kaif pics in the slides … so yes! the most important part is done! 
On a serious note, OSSCamp is one of the largest conferences in India focusing on IT, Open Source and entrepreneurship. They have their camp this time at the IIT Delhi campus which is right in the heart of New Delhi. If you’re anywhere in India, this is be one event you shouldn’t want to miss. At least not when I’m speaking.
For event details, go here: http://osscamp.in/event/osscamp-delhi-march-2009
