Itwire Discovery of 98 Zero-Day Vulnerabilities at Pwn2Own Ireland
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- •98 zero-day vulnerabilities were discovered at Pwn2Own Ireland.
- •Vulnerabilities span mobile phones, printers, and AI systems.
- •TrendAI awarded over $1.2 million to ethical hackers for their findings.
At the Pwn2Own Ireland competition, 98 unique zero-day vulnerabilities were discovered across various devices, including mobile phones, printers, and AI systems. The event, organized by TrendAI, awarded over $1.2 million to ethical hackers for their findings. The vulnerabilities were disclosed to vendors for prompt patching, highlighting the growing attack surface in everyday technology. TrendAI's Field CTO emphasized the importance of visibility into these vulnerabilities to protect organizations. The findings come shortly after Australia's new mandatory security standards for consumer smart devices took effect on March 4, 2026. The vulnerabilities pose a significant risk as they can be exploited before patches are available, underscoring the need for proactive security measures.
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