Topic: Follow via: Email Alert Linux triumphant: Chrome OS resists cracking attempts Linux, once again, proved to be far more secure than most other operating systems as Google's Linux-based Chrome OS shrugged off its attackers at the $3.14-million Pwnium cracking competition. Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols Linux and Open Source March 8, 2013 -- 16:11 GMT (08:11 PST) Follow @sjvn Chrome Web browser on Windows is breakable , but its little brother, the Linux-based Chrome OS , proved to be essentially uncrackable at the conference in Vancouver, Canada, Google's Linux-based Chrome OS defied attempts to crack it in the Pwnium hacking competition. In a separate security contest from the HP Zero Day Initiative's (ZDI) Pwn2Own competition Microsoft's IE 10, Google's Chrome and Mozilla's Firefox W...
